17.30 Cocktails
Monday May 30, 2005
Symposium 1 Thalamus and Memory Traditional Paper Session
Organizers: Laurie Miller, Viviane Sziklas, 16.00 MP Mc Andrews , Donna R. Addis, John Aggleton Morris Moscovitch, Randy McIntosh
WHAT DOES FUNCTIONAL IMAGING REVEAL ABOUT THE ROLE
- INTRODUCTION TO SYMPOSIUM (LAURIE MILLER) OF THE MEDIAL TEMPORAL LOBE IN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY?
- Viviane Sziklas 16.20 Alexander A Stevens, Arun Garg
ROLE OF THE ANTERIOR THALAMIC NUCLEI IN A HIPPOCAMPAL CIRCUIT BLINDNESS AND THE FRONTAL EYE FIELDS
UNDERLYING CONDITIONAL LEARNING
16.40 Jens C Pruessner, Katarina Dedovic,
10.10 Seralynne D. Vann, John P. Aggleton Veronika Engert, Najmeh Khalili, Mahani, AN INTEGRATED ANALYSIS OF THE ANTERIOR THALAMUS AND CONNECTED Frances Champagne, Alain Dagher,
REGIONS IN RATS Michael Meaney, Sonia Lupien ACUTE STRESS, LIMBIC SYSTEM ACTIVITY, AND THE EFFECTS
10.50 Anna S. Mitchell and John C. Dalrymple-Alford OF PERSONALITY DIFFERENCES NEURAL CIRCUITS OF THE MEDIAL THALAMUS AND MEMORY
17.00 COFFEE BREAK
11.30 COFFEE BREAK
17.30 Kelly S. Giovanello, D. Schnyer, M. Verfaellie
11.50 Ysbrand D. Van Der Werf Heidi Johansen-Berg A SPECIFIC ROLE FOR THE HUMAN HIPPOCAMPUS IN RELATIONAL RETRIEVAL:FUNCTIONAL AND STRUCTURAL SUBDIVISION OF THE HUMAN THALAMUS :
EFFECTS OF ENCODING AND REINSTATEMENT OF STUDY EPISODE STUDIES ON MEMORY
17.50 Clare E Mackay, J. Knightsmith, S Cugno,
12.30 Laurie A. Miller C. Grigota Monasterio, MD Robson, J Connell, N Roberts, TJ Crow
Antony Harding IS LATERALITY OF CEREBRAL FUNCTION SUBSERVED BY STRUCTURAL ANTEROGRADE AND RETROGRADE MEMORY AFTER FOCAL THALAMIC STROKE ASYMMETRY?
13.10 LUNCH AND FREE TIME
Tuesday May 31, 2005
Work in Progress Session
9.00 Mark G. Baxter
FRONTAL CORTEX, STRATEGY, AND MEMORY IN RHESUS MONKEYS
9.20 Bradley R. Postle , Eva Feredoes
DOES SIZE MATTER? QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN SINGLE-SUBJECT AND NORMALIZED-GROUP ANALYSIS APPROACHES TO FMRI
9.40 Jeri Janowski
WHAT PERIMENOPAUSE AND ESTROGEN DO TO EMOTIONAL MEMORY
10.00 Anna-Lynne R. Adlam, Antonio Incisa della Rocchetta, Michelle de Haan, Faraneh Vargha-Khadem, Mortimer Mishkin
ITEM VERSUS ASSOCIATIVE RECOGNITION MEMORY IN PATIENTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL AMNESIA
- COFFEE BREAK
- Presidential Speaker Roger Tootell
COLUMNAR MODULES FOR FACES MAN
Wednesday June 1, 2005 Symposium 2 Cognition-emotion interactions and the prefrontal cortex Organizers: Marie Banich and Patricia Reuter-Lorenz
| 9.15 | Introduction to symposium |
|---|---|
| 9.30 | Joseph A. Mikels |
| DISSOCIABLE PREFRONTAL AND LIMBIC CORRELATES OF AFFECTIVE WORKING MEMORY | |
| 10.15 | Marie Banich |
| COGNITIVE CONTROL: THIS TIME, AGAIN, WITH FEELING | |
| 11.00 | Coffee Break |
| 11.30 | Abigail Baird |
| ADOLESCENT DECISION-MAKING: MUCH MORE THAN AN OXYMORON | |
| 12.15 | Lunch and free time |
| 15.00 | Business meeting |
Traditional Paper Session
16.00 Eric H. Schumacher
NEURAL IMPLEMENTATION OF RESPONSE SELECTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR MODELS OF COGNITIVE CONTROL
16.20 Melissa M. McClure, Glenn Rosen, R. Holly Fitch
PROCESSING DEFICITS ASSOCIATED WITH NEONATAL HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC INJURY IN RATS
- Coffee Break
- Hugo Theoret
FROM ACTION PERCEPTION TO SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN AUTISM: A ROLE FOR THE MIRROR NEURON SYSTEM?
17.20 Julien Doyon, Pierre Bellec, Yves Burnod, Odile Jolivet, Carine Posé, Mélanie Pélégrini-Issac , Leslie G. Ungerleider , Habib Benali
HOW THE HUMAN BRAIN LEARNS NEW ADAPTED MOVEMENTS
17.40 MP McAndrews
RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE ALTERED BY STIMULATION OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS IN MAN: A CASE STUDY WITH SOME PROVOCATIVE FINDINGS
- Free time
- Banquet with Caribbean Live Music
Thursday June 2, 2005
9.15 Guest Speaker Leslie Ungerleider
A MECHANISM FOR PERCEPTUAL DECISION-MAKING IN THE HUMAN BRAIN
Traditional paper session
10.15 Casanova, Christian
ROLE OF THE PULVINAR IN HIGHER VISUAL FUNCTIONS
10.40 Maurice Ptito, Ron Kupers
CROSS-MODAL PLASTICITY IN CONGENITAL BLINDNESS
- Coffee Brake
- Guitton, Daniel
ACTIVE FIXATION CONTROL AND THE SUPERIOR COLLICULUS
11.35 Kate Watkins Steve Davis, Pete Howell
BRAIN ACTIVITY DURING SPEAKING WITH AND WITHOUT