International Course
MIND AND BRAIN IV
IMAGES OF THE WORKING BRAIN
Poster
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September 14, 2004
COURSE MATERIALS - abstracts and selected articles
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SELMA SUPEK:
1. Opening remarks
List of lecturers (in alphabetic order) and lecture titles:
CHERYL AINE:
1. Functional neuroimaging: From basic research to clinical applications
2. Temporal dynamics of attention/working memory: Normative and clinical studies
OLIVIER BERTRAND:
1.
EEG/MEG oscillatory synchronization in sensory and cognitive functions
2.
Direct intracranial recording of auditory induced beta/gamma oscillations in human temporal cortex
GIOVANNI
BUCCINO:
1.
The
organization of the motor system: A modern perspective
2.
The
role of the mirror neuron system in action understanding, imitation learning,
and language
VALERIA
CSEPE:
1.
Images of changing brain functions: Language
2.
Images
of reorganized brain functions: Cognitive architecture
RAINER
GOEBEL:
1.
Investigating directed cortical interactions in time-resolved fMRI data
2.
Self regulation of local brain activity using real-time functional
magnetic resonance imaging
PETER
HAGOORT:
1.
The tool-kit of cognitive neuroscience
2.
How the brain solves the binding problem for language
MATTI
HAMALAINEN:
1.
Introduction
to MEG as a tool for functional imaging:
Sources,
measurements, and analysis
2.
MEG
source modeling with accurate anatomical constraints
Suggested
reading
RISTO
ILMONIEMI:
1.
Physics
in neuroscience: To understand, influence, and measure the
brain
2.
Navigated
Brain Stimulation as a probe of brain state
OLE
JENSEN:
1.
Spatial
filtering applied to EEG and MEG data: Application and statistics
2.
The
role of oscillatory brain activity in the alpha and beta band
during
language perception
JARI
KARHU:
1.
Navigated Brain Stimulation - Novel tool to "touch" the brain
2.
Neuromagnetic images of human brain:
What do neurological and psychiatric patients teach us?
TOMAS
PAUS :
1.
Mapping
structure and function of the adolescent brain
2.
Exploring
sensory-motor interactions by imaging and stimulating the
human
brain
ARNO
VILLRINGER:
1.
Optical imaging of brain function
2.
Physiological basis of fMRI and new approaches to overcome its
limitations
CHRIS
WOOD:
1.
Introduction to electromagnetic recordings of human brain activity
2.
Toward integrated multi-modality functional imaging
STUDENT PRESENTATIONS
Susac,
A., Ilmoniemi,R., Supek, S.: Spatiotemporal analysis of neuromagnetic
responses to faces presented in an oddball paradigm
Del
Zotto, M., Zani, A., Mado Proverbio A.: An ERP study on the functional
properties of the visual word form area
Boucard.
C.C., Maguire R. P., Kunst, M.H., Roerdink, J.B.T.M., Jansonius, N.M.,
Hooymans, J.M.M., Cornelissen, F. W.: Neuro-imaging of cortical degradation
in retinal visual field defects
Kicic,
D., Nikulin, V.V., Lioumis, P., Ilmoniemi, R.: EEG correlates of changes
in motor-cortex excitability related to ipsilateral movement
Kult,
A., Pressnitzer, D., Supek, S., Rupp, A.: Neuromagnetic activation in
the human auditory cortex reflects auditory perceptual asymmetry
Nahum,
M., Renvall, H., Hari, R., Ahissar, M.: Dynamics of auditory responses
to tone pairs reveal an internal success-related signal
Bidet-Caulet,
A., Bertrand, O.: Both spatial and pitch sound variations activate the
parietal cortex: An ERP and scalp current density study
Tomaskovic,
S., Slabu, L., Renken, R., Wiersinga-Post, E., de Smit, F., Duifhuis, H.:
Audio-visual
integration in speech perception: An fMRI study using the McGurk effect
Daniel
Kislyuk, Riikka Möttönen: Audio-visual integration in human
as revealed by McGurk effect and MMN.
Greenberg,
S., Deouell, L.Y.: Crossmodal visual-auditory interference in object
recognition process
Szucs,
D., Csepe, V.:
Neural stability and plasticity in a hardwired magnitude
representation system
Soltesz,
F., Szucs, D., Csepe, V., Dekany, J.: Behavioural and electrophysiological
study of developmental dyscalculia
Porubska,
K., Preissl, H., Fritsche, A.: Insulin resistance of the central nervous
system: Recording of spontaneous activity and evoked magnetic fields with
magnetoencephalography (MEG)
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