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Imperial College Centre of Excellence in Neurotechnology – Annual Research Symposium
Join us for a day of talks from academic and industry speakers covering varied themes in neurotechnology, plus student presentations from the Imperial College MRes Neurotechnology cohort.
Speakers:
Oscar Bates
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Mary Ann GoFacilities Manager, Department of Bioengineering |
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Sonja HoferProfessor of Neuroscience |
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Christos KapatosCEO |
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Yulong LiPrincipal Investigator, School of Life Sciences |
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Christian WilmsResearch & Development Manager |
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Programme
Download the abstract booklet.
Please note: talks are 30 minutes + 15 minutes Q&A, but each session is scheduled for one hour to allow for breaks between sessions
09:45 | Check-in
09:50 | Welcome
10:00 | Yulong Li, Peking University
Spying on neuromodulation with new genetically encoded fluorescent sensors
11:00 | Christos Kapatos, SERG Technologies
NuRO: A connected platform for remote monitoring, management and treatment of Parkinson’s disease and other NDMD
12:00 | Mary-Ann Go, Imperial College London
Investigating neural circuits of spatial memory via high-resolution hippocampal imaging
13:00 | Lunch and student presentation sessions (details below)
14:45 | Sonja Hofer, Sainsbury Wellcome Centre, UCL
Approaches to study the role of inhibition in sensory circuits
15:45 | Oscar Bates, Imperial College London
Applying bayesian methods to ultrasound tomography of the brain
16:45 | Christian Wilms, Scientifica Ltd
Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging – Another Dimension in Multiphoton Imaging
17:45 | Meeting close
MRes Neurotechnology Student Presentations
(Student presentations will run in two parallel sessions. Some sessions may overlap)
Time |
Presentation session A |
Presentation session B |
13:00 |
Ha-Jun Yoon Developing a GRIN lens system with a 3D aspheric lens for deep brain two-photon microscopy |
Alexis Pomares Pastor Deep Learning classification of EEG responses to multi-dimensional transcranial electrical stimulation |
13:20 | Nathaniel Rose Enhanced VR context aware robot with eye-tracking interface |
Dijun Liao Optimization of multi-channel intramuscular EMG signal simulator |
13:40 | Agata Feledyn Oscillatory model of the brain under DMT |
Raphael Cunningham Model-based estimation of upper limb joint kinematics and kinetics using surface electromyography |
14:00 | Luqiao Tan Investigating basal forebrain-CA1 cholinergic neuron circuit using acetylcholine sensor in vitro |
Nikolaus Wischmann Computational modelling of neurovascular injuries |
14:20 | Alejandro Martin Linares Cellular and subcellular oxygen flux measurement using Pt nano-electrodes |
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