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Workshop 3: Experimental modalities for whole-brain connectivity mapping
MARCH 5, 2021
Goal: What are state of the art, opportunities and challenges relevant to each of the technologies and approaches you represent?
Draft Agenda: [Click here to download PDF version]
11:00 am ET
11:10 am ET
Workshop co-leads: Galya Orr and Mark Ellisman
11:30 am ET
Workshop Logistics
11:35 am ET
Speaker Session 1 – Multi-scale imaging of the connectome
Each speaker will address four questions:
- What resolution is required to attain meaningful wiring models?
- Which imaging technologies could be driven to scale and most easily disseminated?
- Compare and contrast single large-scale efforts to democratize data collection.
- How do you encode dynamics in static brain maps (adding the time domain)?
11:35 am ET
11:45 am ET
11:55 am ET
12:05 pm ET
12:15 pm ET
12:25 pm ET
12:35 pm ET
Q&A session
1:05 pm ET
Break
1:15 pm ET
Speaker Session 2 – Projectome to Connectome Imaging
Each speaker will address four questions:
- What resolution is required to attain meaningful wiring models?
- Which imaging technologies could be driven to scale and most easily disseminated?
- Compare and contrast single large-scale efforts to democratize data collection.
- How do you encode dynamics in static brain maps (adding the time domain)?
Synapto-Projectomes: Toward connectome relationships in target fields
1:15 pm ET
1:25 pm ET
1:35 pm ET
Strategies to bridge spatial and temporal gaps
1:45 pm ET
1:55 pm ET
2:05 pm ET
2:15 pm ET
Q&A session
2:45 pm ET
Break
2:55 pm ET
Discussion Panel
Panel Discussion topic: The tyranny of scale: Challenges presented by spatial and temporal scales
Panel chairs: Moritz Helmstaedter, Hongkui Zeng
Discussants: Moritz Helmstaedter, Hongkui Zeng, Anton Maximov, Kenneth Hayworth, Lisa Miller, Mark Schnitzer
3:55 pm ET
4:00 pm ET
Workshop ends