A small contingent of the CNRG presented their work at ICCM this year.
Peter Duggins gave a talk on the effects of drugs (Guanfacine and Phenylephrine) on a spiking neuron model of working memory. [Paper]
Lana Trick
University of Guelph
The long drive home: Secondary tasks, mind-wandering and finding the happy medium between over- and underload
Aimee Nelson
McMaster University
Changes in the organization of the motor cortex that follow incomplete spinal cord injury
Steve Prescott
University of Toronto
Somatosensory Coding Gone Wrong: The Origins of Neuropathic Pain
Mariam Aly
Columbia University
Perception and Attention in Memory Systems
Jorn Diedrichsen
Brain and Mind Institute
University of Western Ontario
The Brain’s GPU? In Search of the Cerebellum’s Universal Transform
Blake Richards
Department of Cell & Systems Biology
University of Toronto
Deep Learning with Pyramidal Neurons
The conference was held in Guangzhou, China from November 14–18, 2017, and provided an international forum for scientists, researchers, educators, industrial professionals and students to present research results,
Gunnar Blohm
Centre for Neuroscience Studies
Queens University
Spiking Networks for Decision Making and Working Memory