Mathématiques
en Neurosciences

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8h30 Accueil

9h-9h15 Introduction : Bernard ESAMBERT, Jean-Antoine GIRAULT, Jean-Yves CHEMIN et Alain BERTHOZ

1e session - Président de séance : Jean-Christophe YOCCOZ

9h15 Gyorgy BUZSAKI, Rutgers University, New Jersey, Scaling of functions in the brain by oscillations

9h55 Misha TSODYKS, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Neural network models of working memory

10h35 Olivier FAUGERAS, Inria Sophia Antipolis et ENS Paris DI, From microscopic to macroscopic models of neurons and populations thereof: stochastic calculus, Mean Field Analysis, and bifurcation theory

11h15 Pause café

2e session - Président de séance : Nicolas BRUNEL

11h40 Zhaoping LI, University College London, Mathematical analysis of the spinal cord neural circuit for locomotion in lamprey

12h20 Alessandro TREVES, Sissa, Trieste, Establishing one's own space: setting up new spatial representations in the rodent hippocampus

13h-14h15 Pause déjeuner / Séance de posters

3e session - Président de séance : Jean PETITOT

14h15 Marty GOLUBITSKY, University of Houston, Symmetry and Geometric Visual Hallucinations

14h55 Jürgen JOST, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, Leipzig, Dynamics and learning in neural networks

4e session, Président de séance : Jean-Pierre NADAL

15h35 Daniel BENNEQUIN, Université Paris 7 - Denis Diderot, Grid cells in entorhinal cortex and Mathematics

16h15 Pause thé

16h35 David HOLCMAN, Weizmann Insitute of Science, Rehovot, The degenerate synaptic cleft geometry strongly controls synaptic transmission

5e session - Pésident de séance : Gilles LEBEAU

17h15 Jacques DROULEZ, Collège de France, Paris, Bayesian inferences: from cognition to molecules

18h Stanislas DEHAENE, Collège de France, Paris, Origins of the consciousness threshold: data and theory