Barccsyn 2023: Schedule

	THURSDAY May 25th	FRIDAY May 26th
9:00 9:20	Registration
9:20 9:30	Opening Remarks
9:30 10:00	Contributed talk Age-related myelin dystrophy impairs signal transmission in a pyramidal neuron model and working memory in a network model of the prefrontal cortex Sara Ibañez Centre de Recerca Matemàtica (CRM)	Plenary talk Planning and serial reasoning in premotor cortex Maurizio Mattia Italian National Institute of Health (ISS)
10:00 10:30	Contributed talk Interhemispheric serial dependence in working memory in prefrontal cortex Melanie Tschiersch IDIBAPS
10:30 11:00	COFFEE BREAK + Group Photo	COFFEE BREAK
11:00 12:30	Poster Session (Day 1)	Poster Session (Day 2)
12:30 13:00	Contributed talk Spatial transcriptomics whole-brain modelling explains non-linear functional effects of atomoxetine by a receptor binding affinity principle Martí Monge-Asensio Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF)	Contributed talk Corticostriatal processing resolves the conflict between context and dominance apparent in the prefrontal cortex Silvia Vilariño León Universitat Politècnica de València
13:00 13:30	Contributed talk Whole-brain analyses reveal the impairment of posterior integration and thalamo-frontotemporal broadcasting in disorders of consciousness Gorka Zamora Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF)	Contributed talk Learning to infer transitively: ranking symbols on a mental line in premotor cortex Sofia Raglio Sapienza University of Rome
13:30 15:30	LUNCH
15:30 16:00	Contributed talk A Theoretical Formalization of Consequence-Based Decision-Making Gloria Cecchini Universitat de Barcelona (UB)	Contributed talk Unifying Strong and Weak Pyramidal-Interneuronal-Gamma (PING) Rhythms with a fully solvable model of phase oscillators Pau Pomés Arnau Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF)
16:00 16:30	Plenary talk Emergence of organization and computation in neural circuits across scales Julijana Gjorgjieva Technische Universität München	Contributed talk Single-cell analysis of neurodevelopment in Huntington’s disease Jordi Abante Universitat de Barcelona (UB)
16:30 17:00		Contributed talk Liquid state computing in neuronal cultures: effects of noise and connectivity modularity on response separation and generalisation in numerical simulations Akke Mats Houben Universitat de Barcelona (UB)
17:00 18:30	Poster Session (Day 1) + Refreshments	Poster Session (Day 2) + Refreshments
18:30 18:45		Closing Remarks and prizes

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