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| ICN2010: Habituation |
| I did manage to get a network connection in one of the lecture halls! W00t! This symposium was all about habituation. The first speaker was Cathy Rankin from University of British Columbia, working on C. elegans. She uses...[more] |
| ICN2010 rankin glanzman habituation aplysia c. elegans |
| Posted on Wednesday 04 August 2010 - 21:28:38 |
| ICN2010: Genes, hormones and behavior: an integrative approach towards social decision making and its evolution |
| Hans Hofmann started by outlining the historical roots of neuroethology, in particular Niko Tinbergen’s four pillars of ethology: Development, survival value (function), causation and evolution. In his own lab, they stu...[more] |
| ICN2010 Hofmann cichlids fish social decision making |
| Posted on Friday 06 August 2010 - 10:53:44 |
| ICN2010: Neuroeconomics and decision in small neuronal circuits |
| What is it with scientific conferences and horrible WiFi connectivity? Either they don't have any connectivity at all, or only in the hallways between the lecture rooms where the science is actually happening, or the acc...[more] |
| decision making macaques ICN2010 leech kristan pleurobranchia aplysia |
| Posted on Tuesday 03 August 2010 - 21:12:24 |
| ICN2010: One of the genetic roots of language points to self-learning in fruit flies |
 In 2001, an article was published in the journal Nature that a mutation in the forkhead-domain gene FOXP2 is involved in a hereditary speech and language disorder in a family in Great Britain. Today, many refer to FOXP2...[more] |
| FoxP FoxP2 PKC self-learning world-learning operant language speech evolution ICN2010 |
| Posted on Friday 30 July 2010 - 19:02:06 |