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May 17-19, 2027
TBD
Pittsburgh PA, 15213
Registration here.
Conference is open to all Trainee Levels.
Posters can be submitted here.
About The Workshop
About The Workshop
Probing Sensorimotor Circuits and Perception Across Species with Microstimulation Workshop aims to provide a platform for leaders in experimental and computational neuroscientists studying mice, NHPs, and humans to advance understanding of intracortical microstimulation (ICMS), bridging fundamental mechanisms, neuroengineering, and clinical applications. Registration is open to faculty, staff and students/trainees.
See: Solving the problem of inception: a cross-species perspective on strategies for a mechanistic refinement of intracortical microstimulation - IOPscience
See: Solving the problem of inception: a cross-species perspective on strategies for a mechanistic refinement of intracortical microstimulation - IOPscience
DOI 10.1088/1741-2552/ae54cf
Arash Afraz (National Institute of Mental Health, NIH)
Xing Chen (University of Pittsburgh)
Zhe S. Chen (New York University)
Maria Dadarlat (Purdue University)
Daniel Denman (University of Colorado Anschutz)
Jessica Filosa (Augusta University)
Emily Graczyk (Case Western Reserve University)
Charles Greenspon (University of Chicago)
Warren M. Grill (Duke University)
Xue Han (Boston University)
Luca Mazzucato (University of Oregon)
Lee Miller (Northwestern University)
Tirin Moore (Stanford University)
Sava Sakadzic (Harvard University)
Matthew A. Smith (Carnegie Mellon University)
BRIDGE-STIM (Breakthrough Research in Intracortical Dynamics and Galvanizing Exploration of Sensorimotor Technology through Integrating Multi-species Data)
BRIDGE-STIM (Breakthrough Research in Intracortical Dynamics and Galvanizing Exploration of Sensorimotor Technology through Integrating Multi-species Data)
Organizers: Takashi Kozai Robert Gaunt Alberto Vazquez Chengcheng Huang Omar EL Gharbawie Mac Hooks Charles Greenspon Emily Graszyk Maria Dadarlat
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