CNS*2025 Florence

CNS*2025 Florence

Kayson Fakhar

University of Cambridge

Post Doctoral Research Associate

United Kingdom

https://kaysonfakhar.com

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08:15 CEST

09:00 CEST

Building mechanistic multiscale models with NEURON and NetPyNE Room 6 Tutorial sessions Rooms 4, 5, 6, 9, 101, 104, 105, Belvedere, or TBA by tutorials organizers

10:10 CEST

10:40 CEST

Tutorial sessions Rooms 4, 5, 6, 9, 101, 104, 105, Belvedere, or TBA by tutorials organizers

12:00 CEST

13:00 CEST

Training recurrent spiking neural networks to generate experimentally recorded neural activities Room 101 Tutorial sessions Rooms 4, 5, 6, 9, 101, 104, 105, Belvedere, or TBA by tutorials organizers

14:30 CEST

Coffee break Passi Perduti

15:00 CEST

Tutorial sessions Rooms 4, 5, 6, 9, 101, 104, 105, Belvedere, or TBA by tutorials organizers

16:00 CEST

Welcome and Keynote #1: Konrad Kording Auditorium - Plenary Room

17:20 CEST

Welcome reception

08:15 CEST

09:00 CEST

Announcements and Keynote #2: Sara Solla Auditorium - Plenary Room

10:10 CEST

10:40 CEST

Oral session 1: The building blocks of AI Auditorium - Plenary Room

11:50 CEST

O3: Backpropagation through space, time and the brain Auditorium - Plenary Room

12:30 CEST

14:00 CEST

Oral session 2: Neuromodulation Auditorium - Plenary Room

14:01 CEST

FO2: Global brain dynamics modulates local scale-free neuronal activity Auditorium - Plenary Room

15:50 CEST

16:20 CEST

Live podcast with Gaute Einevoll Auditorium - Plenary Room

17:20 CEST

Poster session 1 Passi Perduti P004: Synergistic high-order statistics in a neural network is related to task complexity and attractor characteristics Passi Perduti P008: Data-Driven Functional Analysis of a Mammalian Neuron Type Connectome Passi Perduti P010: The Three Attractor Problem: Rest State Manifold Passi Perduti P016: Heterogeneous topologies in in silico networks are necessary to model the emergent dynamics of human-derived fully excitatory neuronal cultures Passi Perduti P019: Distinguishing spatiotemporal scales within a connectome reveals integration and segregation efficiency in global patterns of neuronal activity Passi Perduti P027: A functional network model for body column neural connectivity in Hydra Passi Perduti P028: The Topological Significance of Functional Connectivity State Transitions Passi Perduti P032: Universal coarse-to-fine transition across the developing neocortex Passi Perduti P049: Planning and hierarchical behaviors in homeostatic optimal control Passi Perduti P052: Geometry and dynamics in sinusoidally perturbed cortical networks Passi Perduti P053: Modular structure-function support high-order interactions in the human brain Passi Perduti P064: Anatomically and Functionally Constrained Bio-Inspired Recurrent Neural Networks Outperform Traditional RNN Models Passi Perduti P065: Jaxley: Differentiable simulation enables large-scale training of detailed biophysical models of neural dynamics Passi Perduti P075: Sequential dynamical invariants in winnnerless competition neural networks Passi Perduti P077: An Intrinsic Dimension Estimator for Neural Manifolds Passi Perduti P079: Characterizing optimal communication in the human brain Passi Perduti P081: Unsupervised Dynamical Learning in Recurrent Neural Networks Passi Perduti P095: Network Complexity For Whole-Brain Dynamics Estimated From fMRI Data Passi Perduti P101: How random connectivity shapes fluctuations of finite-size neural populations Passi Perduti P105: Reciprocity-Controlled Recurrent Neural Networks: Why More Feedback Isn't Always Better Passi Perduti

08:30 CEST

09:00 CEST

Announcements and Keynote #3: Ken Miller Auditorium - Plenary Room

10:10 CEST

10:40 CEST

Oral session 3: Perturbing the brain Auditorium - Plenary Room

10:41 CEST

FO3: Single-cell optogenetic perturbations reveal stimulus-dependent network interactions Auditorium - Plenary Room

11:10 CEST

O9: Predicting neural responses to intra- and extracranial electric brain stimulation by means of the reciprocity theorem Auditorium - Plenary Room

12:30 CEST

14:00 CEST

Oral session 4: Modeling Disease Auditorium - Plenary Room

14:30 CEST

O13: Linking hubness, embryonic neurogenesis, transcriptomics and diseases in human brain networks Auditorium - Plenary Room

14:50 CEST

O14: Back to the Future: Integrating Event-Based and Network Diffusion Models to Predict Individual Tau Progression in Alzheimer's Disease Auditorium - Plenary Room

15:10 CEST

O15: The Virtual Parkinsonian Patient: the effects of L-dopa and Deep brain Stimulation on whole-brain dynamics Auditorium - Plenary Room

15:30 CEST

O16: Cortical Oscillatory Dynamics in Parkinsonian Networks: Biomarkers and the Potential of Theta Frequency Stimulation Auditorium - Plenary Room

15:50 CEST

16:20 CEST

Poster session 2 Passi Perduti P115: Structural and Functional Brain Differences in Autistic Aging Using Graph Theoretic Analysis Passi Perduti P117: Layer- and Area-Specific Dynamics and Function in Spiking Cortical Neuronal Networks Passi Perduti P120: Critical neuronal avalanches emerge from excitation-inhibition balanced spontaneous activity Passi Perduti P129: Of mice and men: Dendritic architecture differentiates human from mice neuronal networks Passi Perduti P130: Manifold Inference by Maximising Information: Hypothesis-driven extraction of CA1 neural manifolds via information theory Passi Perduti P132: Brain Symphony: A Transformer-Driven Fusion of fMRI Time Series and Structural Connectivity Passi Perduti P143: Redundant stimulus encoding in ferret cortex during a lateralized detection task Passi Perduti P144: Event-driven eligibility propagation: combining efficiency with biological realism Passi Perduti P150: Network vs ROI Perspectives: Brain Connectivity Analysis using Complex Principal Component Analysis Passi Perduti P154: Comparison of derivative-based and correlation-based methods to estimate effective connectivity in neural networks Passi Perduti P161: Core-Peripheral Network Topology Facilitates Dynamic State Transitions in the Computational Modeling of Zebrafish Brain Passi Perduti P170: Competition between symmetric and antisymmetric connections in cortical networks Passi Perduti P171: Partial Information Decomposition of amplitude and phase stimulus encoding in oscillator models Passi Perduti P174: Functional brain regions analysis using single-neuron morphology-driven reservoir network Passi Perduti P197: Resilience of local microcircuitry firing dynamics to selective connectivity degeneration Passi Perduti P198: Binary Brains: Excitable Dynamics Simplify Neural Connectomes Passi Perduti P203: Reciprocity and Hierarchical Organization in the Resting-State Brain: Implications for Efficient Connectivity Passi Perduti P204: Brain-like networks emerge from distance dependence and preferential attachment Passi Perduti P207: From evolution to creation of spiking neural networks using graph-based rules Passi Perduti P222: Computational framework for analyzing oscillatory patterns in neural circuit models Passi Perduti P351: Context-dependent influences of local and non-local connectivity on macroscale cortical activity Passi Perduti P352: Characterization of the multifractal spatial scaling of brain dynamics and its breakdown in disorders of consciousness Passi Perduti

19:10 CEST

Banquet dinner TBA

08:30 CEST

09:00 CEST

Linking structure, dynamics, and function in neuronal networks: old challenges and new directions Room 101 Workshops Rooms 4, 5, 6, 9, 101, 103, 202, 203, Hall 1A, Hall 2B, Hall 3B, Belvedere, Onice, Auditorium, or TB...

10:30 CEST

11:00 CEST

Workshops Rooms 4, 5, 6, 9, 101, 103, 202, 203, Hall 1A, Hall 2B, Hall 3B, Belvedere, Onice, Auditorium, or TB...

12:30 CEST

14:00 CEST

Keynote #4: Maurizio Mattia Auditorium - Plenary Room

15:20 CEST

Conference photo TBA

15:30 CEST

16:00 CEST

Member's meeting Auditorium - Plenary Room

17:00 CEST

Poster session 3 Passi Perduti P228: Multi-scale Spiking Network Model of Human Cerebral Cortex Passi Perduti P241: Parameter Estimation in Differentiable Whole Brain Networks: Methodological Explorations and Practical Limitations Passi Perduti P243: Hierarchical fluctuations scales in whole-brain resting activity Passi Perduti P244: Multi-network Modeling of Parkinson’s Disease: Bridging Dopaminergic Modulation and Vibrotactile Coordinated Reset Therapy Passi Perduti P245: Computational modeling of neural signal disruptions to predict multiple sclerosis progression Passi Perduti P249: Brain-wide calcium imaging in zebrafish and generative network modelling reveal cell-level functional network properties of seizure susceptibility Passi Perduti P253: Higher-Threshold Neurons Boost Information Encoding in Spiking Neural Networks Passi Perduti P256: Structural and evolutionary insights of the neuropeptide connectome of Caenorhabditis species Passi Perduti P273: A three-state model for the temporal statistics of mouse behavior Passi Perduti P274: Dynamics of sensory stimulus representations in recurrent neural networks and in mice Passi Perduti P276: Simulation tools for reaction-diffusion modeling Passi Perduti P302: Is the Cortical dynamics ergodic? Passi Perduti P306: Computational investigation of wave propagation in a desynchronized network Passi Perduti P316: Characterization of thalamic stimulus on a cortical column Passi Perduti P317: Critical dynamics improve performance in deep learning Passi Perduti P326: Modeling language evolution with spin glass dynamics Passi Perduti

20:10 CEST

08:30 CEST

09:00 CEST

Workshops Rooms 4, 5, 6, 9, 101, 103, 202, 203, Hall 1A, Hall 2B, Hall 3B, Belvedere, Onice, Auditorium, or TB...

10:30 CEST

11:00 CEST

Workshops Rooms 4, 5, 6, 9, 101, 103, 202, 203, Hall 1A, Hall 2B, Hall 3B, Belvedere, Onice, Auditorium, or TB...

12:30 CEST

14:00 CEST

Workshops Rooms 4, 5, 6, 9, 101, 103, 202, 203, Hall 1A, Hall 2B, Hall 3B, Belvedere, Onice, Auditorium, or TB...

15:30 CEST

16:00 CEST

Workshops Rooms 4, 5, 6, 9, 101, 103, 202, 203, Hall 1A, Hall 2B, Hall 3B, Belvedere, Onice, Auditorium, or TB...