Program at a glance

Program Booklet 2023

Venue: ICe Auditorium

December 7th

08:00
Welcome/Registration

09:00
Opening words
Organizing Committee

09:15
Brain Institute’s Chair Address
Kerstin Schmidt/Maria Bernardete

09:30
Lecture 1
Vision and Illusion at the crossroads- perceptual grouping mediated by callosal connections
Kerstin Schmidt

10:00
Lecture 2
“Don’t panic, just breathe: exploring respiration-coupled brain oscillations during anxiety”
Ana Luiza Alves Dias (Tort Lab)

10:30
Coffee Break

11:00
Students flash talks 1

11:30
Lecture 3  
Auditory event-related potentials in tinnitus and models of psychosis
Katarina Leão

12:00 – 14:00
Lunch 

14:00
Micro-courses 1: EEG in humans.
Dráulio Araújo (Professsor, Brain Institute) and Daniel Brandão (Bioinformatician and IT Analyst, Brain Institute)

Micro-courses 2: Local field potential analysis with open source tools.
Rodrigo Santiago (Ph.D., Computational Neurophysiology of Brain Institute) and Lucas Caiã (Ph.D. Student, Computational Neurophysiology of Brain Institute)

15:30 16:00
Posters/Coffee Break

16:00
Lecture 4  
Postnatal mice zika virus infection as a model for the infection during the human third trimester
Jhulimar Doerl (Sequerra Lab)

16:30
Lecture 5
Skin conductance changes after participation in a Capoeira initiation program based on a global approach to teach motor skills
Patrick Coquerel (Ribeiro Lab)

17:00
Cultural activity

December 8th

09:00
Keynote Lecture 1
On the network responsible for paradoxical (REM) sleep generation
Pierre-Hervé Luppi, PhD

10:00
Students flash talks 2

10:30 – 11:00
Coffee Break/Posters

11:00
Lecture 6
“Visual entrainment in the LGN reveals perceptual binding”
Lucas Lira (Neuenschwander Lab)

11:30
Lecture 7
Emotional contagion in an animal model of autism
Debora Hashiguchi (Pereira Lab)

12:00 – 14:00
Lunch Break

14:00
Panel Discussion – Depression
“Depression: what it is and current psychiatric treatments”
Professor Emerson Arcoverde
“Caveats of modeling depression in animals”
Rafael Lima, PhD
“Depression biomarkers and their modulation by ayahuasca”
Professor Nicole Galvão-Coelho

15:30 -16:00
Coffee Break/Prize Draw

16:00
Keynote lecture 2
Evolution and physiology of the supramammilary-dentate gyrus projection
Monique Esclapez, PhD

16:30
Closing

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