znz symposium 2018 - uzh

ZNZ SYMPOSIUM 2018

13 September 2018 08.30 – 18.30

UZH Central Campus Häldeliweg 2 8044 Zurich

ZNZ Symposium 2018 - Neuroscience Center Zurich Thursday, 13 September 2018

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OVERVIEW of the POSTER ABSTRACTS (listed by topics) DEVELOPMENT Poster Abstract number(s)

Group Leader Schneider Gasser E.M. 1 Sommer L. 2 Wolf M. 3

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR NEUROSCIENCE Group Leader Földy C. 4,5 Mansuy I. 6 Müller M. 7,8 Neuhauss S. 9 Ogunshola O. (ZNZ Associate) 10 Tyagarajan S.K. 11 NEURAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOR Group Leader Grewe B. 12 Helmchen F. 13,14 Bohacek J. 15,16 Mansuy I. 17 Wolfer D. 18 Amrein I. 19 Brown S. 20,21 SENSORY SYSTEMS Group Leader Huang M.Y. 22 von der Behrens W. 23 Tyagarajan S.K. 24 Bertolini G. 25 Huber A. 26 Kleinjung T. 27,28 Meyer M. 28


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SLEEP AND SLEEP DISORDERS Poster Abstract number(s)

Group Leader Riener R. 29 Kurth S. 30 COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE Group Leader Mante V. 31,32 Hare T. 33 Ruff C. 33,34 Quednow B.B. 35 Scharnowski F. 36 Tobler P. 37,38 Bach D. 39 Brandeis D. 40 Stippich C. 41 Brem S. 42,43 Wenderoth N. 44,45 Langer N. 46,47 Sarnthein J. 48 Unschuld P.G. 49 DISORDERS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM Group Leader Christen M. 50,51 Jokeit H. 52 Stassen H.H. 53,54 Schippling S. 55 Curt A. 56,57 Freund P. 58 Wegener S. 59 Kollias S. 60 Roth P. 61 Unschuld P.G. 62 Konietzko U. 63 Klohs J. 64 Tackenberg C. 65 Pryce C. 66 Santello M. 67 Hornemann T. 68 Schneider Gasser E.M. 69 Keller E. 70 Ogunshola O. (ZNZ Associate) 71 Wegener S. 72


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COMPUTATION AND MODELING Poster Abstract number(s) Group Leader Liu S.-C. 73 Indiveri G. 74,75 von der Behrens W. 76 Sandamirskaya Y. 77,78 BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY AND IMAGING Group Leader Stippich C. 79 Jakab A. 80 Delbruck T. 81 Sarnthein J. 82 Wenderoth N. 83 Zerbi V. 83 Wollscheid B. 84 Yanik M.F. 85,86


4 Development

POSTER ABSTRACTS DEVELOPMENT

Group Leader: EDITH M. SCHNEIDER GASSER

1 Erythropoietin overexpression in CNS accelerates postnatal GABAergic neuron development: K. Khalid, J. Frei, J.-M. Fritschy and E. M. Schneider Gasser

Group Leader: LUKAS SOMMER

2 Defining the transcriptional network that governs human neural crest stem cell specification into Schwann cell precursors: R. Calçada, S. Varum, E. Marzorati and L. Sommer

Group Leader: MARTIN WOLF

3 Cerebral hemodynamic responses in preterm neonates to visual stimulation measured with functional near-infrared spectroscopy: Classification according to subgroups: F. Scholkmann, S. Kleiser, D. Ostojic, H. Isler, D. Bassler, M. Wolf and T. Karen


Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience 5

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR NEUROSCIENCE

Group Leader: CSABA FÖLDY

4 Single-cell RNA-seq Data Reveals Developmental Specification of Neurexin Isoform Profiles: D. Lukacsovich, J. Winterer, L. Que, W. Luo, T. Lukacsovich, C. Földy

5 Single-cell RNAseq profiling of morphologically-identified GABAergic interneurons: L.Que, J. Winterer, D. Lukacsovich, C. Földy

Group Leader: ISABELLE MANSUY

6 Assessment Of The Contribution Of Germ Stem Cells To Epigenetic Inheritance: I. Lazar-Contes

Group Leader: MARTIN MÜLLER

7 Probing Glutamate Receptor Organization and Transsynaptic Alignment at the Nanometer Scale: P. Frei, P. Muttathukunnel and M. Müller

8 Rapid induction and sustained expression of presynaptic homeostatic

plasticity at a mammalian CNS synapse: I. Delvendahl and M. Müller

Group Leader: STEPHAN NEUHAUSS

9 eaat2a Mutant Zebrafish displays Epileptic Seizures: A.L. Hotz, S. Niklaus, S.C.F. Neuhauss


6 Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience

Group Leader: OMOLARA OGUNSHOLA (ZNZ Associate)

10 Targeting blood-brain barrier impairment as a therapeutic strategy: Glutathione crosstalk between astrocytes and endothelial cells: S. Huang, S. Engelhardt, O.O. Ogunshola

Group Leader: SHIVA K. TYAGARAJAN

11 ERK1/2 and GSK3β mediated gephyrin phosphorylation at S268A and S270A affect parvalbumin (PV) innervation onto principal cells: M. Hleihil, P. Panzanelli, B. Campell, S.K. Tyagarajan


Neural Basis of Behavior 7

NEURAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOR Group Leader: BENJAMIN GREWE

12 Investigating Prelimbic Cortex Population Dynamics During Fear Conditioning: B. Ehret, B. Grewe

Group Leader: FRITJOF HELMCHEN

13 Temporal dynamics of adaptive decision-making in a tactile reversal-learning task: A. Banerjee, J. Teutsch, G. Parente, F. Helmchen

14 Calcium imaging of L5 pyramidal cell dendrite activity in mouse barrel cortex during a texture discrimination task: G. Schoenfeld, S. Valavanis, F. Helmchen

Group Leader: JOHANNES BOHACEK

15 The role of the locus coeruleus – norepinephrine system in stress-induced anxiety: M. Privitera, O. Sturman, A. Floriou-Servou, K. Ferrari, M. Wyss, B. Weber, J. Bohacek

16 Digging deeper into the molecular consequences of acute stress in the mouse hippocampus: L. von Ziegler, A. Floriou-Servou, R. das Gupta, O. Sturman, H. Lin, H. U. Zeilhofer, J. Bohacek

Group Leader: ISABELLE MANSUY

17 Early life trauma similarly alters metabolism and circulating miRNAs in mice and humans: A. Jawaid, S. Rigotti, L. Hammerstein, G. v. Steenwyk, I. Lazar-Contes, I.M. Mansuy

Group Leader: DAVID WOLFER

18 Automated dissection of permanent effects of hippocampal or prefrontal lesions on performance at spatial, working memory and circadian timing tasks of C57BL/6 mice in IntelliCage: V. Voikar, S. Krackow, H.P. Lipp, A. Rau, G. Colacicco, D.P. Wolfer


8 Neural Basis of Behavior

Group Leader: IRMGARD AMREIN

19 Young neurons hit the brake: cautious phenotype is associated with high hippocampal neurogenesis: F. Wiget, M. van Dijk, L. Slomianka, D. Wolfer, I. Amrein

Group Leader: STEVEN BROWN

20 Identification and Characterization of night-active neurons in the Suprachiasmatic Nucleus that regulate daily behaviour: S. Pierre-Ferrer1, J. Winterer2, B. Collins1, C. Földy2 and S.A. Brown1 1Chronobiology and Sleep Research Group, Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of

Zürich, Zurich, Switzerland 2Neural Connectivity group, Brain Research Institute, University of Zürich, Zurich, Switzerland

21 Mouse models for shiftwork: Maybe child labor isn’t as bad as it seems: M. Sato, C. M. Merz, S.A. Brown


Sensory Systems 9

SENSORY SYSTEMS Group Leader: MELODY YING-YU HUANG

22 Optokinetic set-point sensory adaptation in zebrafish larvae: T.-F. Lin, F. Romano, D. Lüthi, A.M. Fathalla, D. Pul, D. Straumann, M.Y. Huang

Group Leader: WOLFGER VON DER BEHRENS

23 Cortical Deviance detection: beyond the primary sensory areas: M. Hamada, A. Gurkina, W. von der Behrens

Group Leader: SHIVA TYAGARAJAN

24 Gephyrin recruitment of specific GABAA receptor subtype contribute to whisking-induced barrel cortex plasticity: Y.-C. Tsai, M. Hleihil, J. Stobart, K. D. Ferrari, M. Barrett, B. Weber, S.K. Tyagarajan

Group Leader: GIOVANNI BERTOLINI

25 Alcohol-induced effect on self-motion perception and reflexive eye movements: F. Romano1,2, D. Straumann1, G. Bertolini1,2 1Department of Neurology, University Hospital Zurich and University of Zurich, Zurich Switzerland 2Swiss Concussion Center, Schulthess Clinic, Zurich, Switzerland

Group Leader: ALEXANDER HUBER

26 The Effect of Round Window Reinforcement on Hearing: A Comparison Between Experimental Data and Numerical Simulation: N. Liyanage, F. Pfiffner, L. Prochazka, A. Dalbert, I. Dobrev, J.H. Sim, C. Röösli, T. Kleinjung, A. Huber


10 Sensory Systems

Group Leader: TOBIAS KLEINJUNG

27 Monitoring of neuroplastic changes after cochlear implantation in SSD – contribution to a better understanding of hearing and tinnitus improvement: N. Peter, C. Hemsley, L. Jagoda, S. Leske, V. Treyer, R. Probst, T. Kleinjung

Group Leader: TOBIAS KLEINJUNG AND MARTIN MEYER

28 Individualized alpha/delta neurofeedback protocols lead to stable alleviation of tinnitus-related distress: D. Güntensperger, C. Thüring, T. Kleinjung, P. Neff, M. Meyer


Sleep and Sleep Disorders 11

SLEEP AND SLEEP DISORDERS Group Leader: ROBERT RIENER

29 Substitution Therapy for Sleep-Related Rhythmic Movement Disorder: R.M. van Sluijs, E. Wilhelm, Q. Rondei, L. Jäger, M. Gall, H. Garn, H.-P. Landolt, P. Achermann, O. Jenni, C.M. Hill and R. Riener

Group Leader: SALOME KURTH

30 Interplay Between Sleep, Behavioral Maturational Status And Gut Bacteria In Infant Development: S.F. Schoch, J.L. Castro-Mejía, B. Leng, W. Kot, Ł.Krych, D.S. Nielsen, S. Kurth


12 Cognitive Neuroscience

COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE Group Leader: VALERIO MANTE

31 Tuned persistent activity in prefrontal cortex reliably follows every saccade: I. Calangiu, V. Mante

32 Time varying dynamics of trial-by-trial variability underlying evidence accumulation and saccades: A. Galgali, M. Sahani and V. Mante

Group Leader: TODD HARE AND CHRISTIAN RUFF

33 Decisions to explore are preceded by increased baseline arousal: A. Raja Beharelle, M. Grueschow, R. Polanía, M. Moisa, T. Hare* and C.C. Ruff* * denotes shared senior authorship

Group Leader: CHRISTIAN RUFF

34 Arousal optimizes neural evidence representation for human decision-making: M. Grueschow, R. Polania, T.A. Hare and C.C. Ruff

Group Leader: BORIS B. QUEDNOW

35 The behavioural and neural effects of dopamine on impulsive decision-making differ from, but do not oppose, those of serotonin: D.M. Cole, L. Rigoux, A.O. Diaconescu, F. Brandl, C. Mathys, Z. Nagy, D. Müller, A.E. Steuer, E. Seifritz, K.E. Stephan, B.B. Quednow

Group Leader: FRANK SCHARNOWSKI

36 Amygdala cue-reactivity encodes the shift from liking to wanting in nicotine dependence: A. Haugg, A. Manoliu, R. Sladky, L. Hulka, M. Kirschner, M. Herdener, B.B. Quednow, A. Brühl, E. Seifritz, F. Scharnowski


Cognitive Neuroscience 13

Group Leader: PHILIPPE TOBLER

37 Surprising absence and occurrence of aversive and appetitive liquids activate the amygdala: J.-C. Kim, L. Hellrung, M. Grüschow, E. Kapetaniou, A. Bagaini, D. Hinz, P.N. Tobler

38 Impact of satiation and menstrual cycle phase on the hedonic system of obese women: S. Gobbi, S. Weber, A. Soutschek, G. Graf, D. Hinz, N. Geary, T. Hare, P. Tobler, L. Asarian, B. Leeners

Group Leader: DOMINIK BACH

39 Computational properties of learning to predict threat: K.E. Ojala1,2, A. Tzovara1,2, and D.R. Bach1,2,3

1Division of Clinical Psychiatry Research, Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, Psychiatric Hospital, University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland

2Neuroscience Centre Zurich, University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland 3Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, University College London, London, UK

Group Leader: DANIEL BRANDEIS

40 Aggression Subtypes Relate to Abnormal Resting State Functional Connectivity in Children and Adolescents with Disruptive Behavior: J. Werhahn, S. Mohl, D. Willinger, L. Smigielski, J. Naaijen, P. Aggensteiner, N. Holz, S. Baumeister, T. Banaschewski, B. Franke, J. Glennon, J. Buitelaar, S. Walitza, D. Brandeis, Aggressotype and MATRICS consortia

Group Leader: CHRISTOPH STIPPICH

41 Clinical fMRI tool to image cognitive-motor dual task in elderly subjects at risk for dementia: O.G. Rus1,3, J. Reinhardt1,2, C.N. Bürki1,3, S.A. Bridenbaugh3, C. Stippich1, R.W. Kressig3 and M. Blatow1

1University Hospital Zurich, Department of Neuroradiology, Zürich, Switzerland 2University of Basel Hospital, Department of Radiology, Basel, Switzerland 3Felix Platter-Hospital, University Center for Medicine of Aging, Basel, Switzerland


14 Cognitive Neuroscience

Group Leader: SILVIA BREM

42 Word reading in advanced readers: An fMRI study: S.V. Di Pietro, I. Karipidis, G. Pleisch, D. Willinger, S. Brem

43 Dynamic causal modelling identifies contextual modulation of affect during face matching within the cortico-limbic circuitry: D. Willinger, I. Karipidis, S. Beltrani, S. Di Pietro, S. Brem

Group Leader: NICOLE WENDEROTH

44 Muscle-specific modulation of indirect inputs to M1 during action observation: A.L. Cretu, N. Wenderoth

45 Steady-state responses in the somatosensory system interact with intrinsic oscillatory activity: M.J. Wälti, M. Bächinger, N. Wenderoth

Group Leader: NICOLAS LANGER

46 Parametrization of neural power spectra in healthy elderly and young subjects: M. Tröndle, A. Pedroni, N. Langer

47 White matter alterations in data-driven ADHD subgroups: S. Dziemian, R. Pfändler, A. Pedroni, N. Langer

Group Leader: JOHANNES SARNTHEIN

48 Persistently active neurons in the human hippocampus support the verbal working memory network: E. Boran, T. Fedele, P. Klaver, P. Hilfiker, L. Stieglitz, T. Grunwald, J. Sarnthein

Group Leader: PAUL GERSON UNSCHULD

49 Cortical iron load increases default mode network activity in cognitively healthy old aged ApoE4 carriers: S.M. Kagerer, J.M.G. van Bergen, X. Li, F.C. Quevenco, A.F. Gietl, S. Studer, V. Treyer, R. Meyer, P.A. Kaufmann, R.M. Nitsch, P.C.M. van Zijl, C. Hock, P.G. Unschuld


Disorders of the Nervous System 15

DISORDERS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM Group Leader: MARKUS CHRISTEN

50 The state of neuroethics in German-speaking research – a survey: M. Christen1, R. Jox2, S. Müller3 1University of Zurich 2University of Lausanne 3Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin

51 Deflating the “DBS causes personality changes” bubble: F. Gilbert, J.N.M. Viaña and C. Ineichen

Group Leader: HENNRIC JOKEIT

52 NEmo – a test battery for clinical assessment of social cognition: preliminary data from patients with temporal lobe epilepsy: J. Bauer, B.K. Steiger, L.C. Kegel, E. Spirig, J. Büchel, M. Eicher, A. Fankhauser, B. Schaer-Rauber, A. Verrey, H. Jokeit

Group Leader: HANS H. STASSEN

53 Polypharmacy in Psychiatry: Unwanted Side Effects and Inflammatory Response System — A Naturalistic Study of 195 Patients under Treatment: H.H. Stassen, S. Bachmann, R. Bridler, K. Cattapan, D. Herzig, K. Höppner, A. Schneeberger, E. Seifritz, A. Wirth and M. Weisbrod

54 Monitoring the Effects of Chronic Stress by Voice Analysis: Longitudinal Study of 86 Students over 14 Days: I. Moragrega, C. Mohr, C. Papagno, M. Possenti, D. Rochat, J. Sánchez Parramon, A. Schneeberger and H.H. Stassen

Group Leader: SVEN SCHIPPLING

55 Optic nerve electric stimulation in acute autoimmune optic neuritis – Pathobiological basis and design of a phase II protocol: C.A. Wicki, J. Hanson, S. Schippling


16 Disorders of the Nervous System

Group Leader: ARMIN CURT

56 Improved Diagnosis of Cervical Myelopathy Through Multi-Modal Neurophysiological Assessments: P.S. Scheuren, J. Rosner, R. Lütolf, C.R. Jutzeler, J.L.K. Kramer, A. Curt, M. Hubli

57 Comparison of targeted and normal treadmill walking in healthy and spinal cord injured individuals – differences in kinematics and EMG: C. Meyer, S. Stalder, C.S. Easthope, T. Killeen, L. Filli, A. Curt, B. Zörner, M. Bolliger

Group Leader: PATRICK FREUND

58 Training induced macro- and microstructural changes in healthy subject during training using novel quantitative MRI techniques: M. Azzarito, G. Ziegler, E. Huber, M. Seif, P. Freund

Group Leader: SUSANNE WEGENER

59 Stroke detection using deep learning approaches: L. Herzog2,4, E. Murina4, O. Dürr5, S. Wegener1,3*, B. Sick2,4 1Department of Neurology, University Hospital Zurich and University of Zurich, Switzerland 2Department of Biostatistics, EBPI, University of Zurich, Switzerland

3Neuroscience Center Zurich, University and ETH Zurich, Switzerland 4School of Engineering, IDP, ZHAW, Switzerland 5Faculty of Computer Science, IOS, HTWG Konstanz, Germany *contributed equally

Group Leader: SPYROS KOLLIAS

60 A multicenter study observing relations between white matter integrity, affective symptoms and social support in adults with cerebral glioma before and after surgery: S. Fuchs1, L. Michels2, D. Bellut3, A. Richter4 1Department of Consultation Psychiatry and Psychosomatics, University Hospital of Zurich 2Department of Neuroradiology, University Hospital Zurich 3Department of Neurosurgery, University Hospital of Zurich 4Department of Consultation Psychiatry and and Psychosomatics, University Hospital of Zurich


Disorders of the Nervous System 17

Group Leader: PATRICK ROTH

61 Influence of tumor-treating fields (TTFields) on the immunogenicity of glioma cells: M. Silginer, L. Hänsch, M. Weller, P. Roth

Group Leader: PAUL GERSON UNSCHULD

62 Region-specific overlap between tau and ß-amyloid associated connectivity: F.C. Quevenco, J.M. van Bergen, A. Gietl, S. Studer, V. Treyer, P. Kaufmann, R.M. Nitsch, C. Hock, P.G. Unschuld

Group Leader: UWE KONIETZKO

63 APP Nuclear Signaling and Transcriptional Regulation is Mediated by Fe65 and Tip60: S. Probst, F. Riese, M.T. Gersbacher, M. Krüger, L. Kägi, D. Schuppli, R.M. Nitsch, U. Konietzko

Group Leader: JAN KLOHS

64 Genetic deletion of the coagulation FXII mitigates cognitive and vascular impairment in the arcAβ mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease: M. Rouault, R. Ni, L. Liberale, G. Camici, L. Kulic, J. Klohs

Group Leader: CHRISTIAN TACKENBERG

65 A quick and efficient method to differentiate iPSC astrocytes for the analysis of APOE gene effects in Alzheimer’s disease: S. de Leeuw, S. Schoeffmann, D. Wanner, R.M. Nitsch, C. Tackenberg

Group Leader: CHRISTOPHER PRYCE

66 Extracellular vesicles as potential mediators of periphery-to-brain communication in inflammation-associated neuropsychiatric disorders: N. Haymour, A. Mazumdar, M. Holm, I. Knüsel, C. Pryce, G. Bergamini


18 Disorders of the Nervous System

Group Leader: MIRKO SANTELLO

67 Migraine-associated cellular dysfunctions in the anterior cingulate cortex: J. Romanos, D. Pietrobon, H.-U. Zeilhofer, M. Santello

Group Leader: THORSTEN HORNEMANN

68 The Role of 1-deoxy-sphingolipids in Cell Migration and Wound Healing: G. Karsai, R. Steiner, A. von Eckardstein, T. Hornemann

Group Leader: EDITH M. SCHNEIDER GASSER

69 Erythropoietin promotes Oligodendrocyte Precursor Cell maturation and Myelination following Perinatal White Matter Injury: M. Wälti, P. Muttathukunnel, J.-M. Fritschy and E.M. Schneider Gasser

Group Leader: EMANUELA KELLER

70 Cell-Free Oxyhemoglobin in Cerebrospinal Fluid after Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: A Biomarker and Potential Therapeutic Target: M. Hugelshofer*, C. Sikorski*, M. Seule, J. Deuel, R. Buzzi, C. Muroi, D. Schaer, E. Keller *Contributed equally

Group Leader: OMOLARA OGUNSHOLA (ZNZ ASSOCIATE)

71 The Blood-Brain Barrier as a stroke treatment: Pericyte-mediated HIF-1 signaling regulates barrier function and outcome: C.-C. Tsao1,2, Y. Garcia2, N. Kachappilly2 and O. Ogunshola1,2 1Zurich Center of Integrative Human Physiology 2Institute for Veterinary Physiology, University of Zurich Group Leader: SUSANNE WEGENER

72 The impact of collaterals on reperfusion and stroke outcome: N. Binder1,3, M. El Amki1,3, M. Wyss2,3, T. Najimi1,3, B. Weber2,3, S. Wegener1,3

1Department of Neurology, University Hospital Zurich and University of Zurich, Switzerland 2Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Experimental Imaging and Neuroenergetics, University of Zurich, Switzerland 3Neuroscience Center Zurich, University and ETH Zurich, Switzerland


Computation and Modeling 19

COMPUTATION AND MODELING Group Leader: SHIH-CHII LIU

73 Event-driven probabilistic model of sound source localization using cochlea spikes: J. Anumula, E. Ceolini, Z. He, A. Huber and S.-C. Liu

Group Leader: GIACOMO INDIVERI

74 Neuromorphic models of cortical circuits: M. Milde, S. Solinas, E. Donati, D. Liang, D. Zendrikov, A. Renner, Y. Sandamirskaya, G. Indiveri

75 Event-based neuromorphic systems for personalized medicine: E. Donati, M. Payvand, R. Krause, N. Risi, K. Burelo, Q. Ning, M. Sharif

Group Leader: WOLFGER VON DER BEHRENS

76 Implementation on neuromorphic processor of deviance detection: N. Vanattou-Saïfoudine, W. von der Behrens, G. Indiveri

Group Leader: YULIA SANDAMIRSKAYA

77 Neuronally inspired architectures for navigation and map formation, realized in neuromorphic agents: R. Kreiser, M. Cartiglia, M. Blätter, D. Niederberger, S. Glatz, J. Martel and Y. Sandamirskaya

78 Synaptic plasticity for reinforcement learning and pattern formation in bio-inspired recurrent networks: A. Renner, G. English, H. Vazquez Martinez, V. Metry, Y. Sandamirskaya


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BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY AND IMAGING Group Leader: CHRISTOPH STIPPICH

79 Reproducibility of brain neurometabolites by using three different MR Spectroscopy sequences: A. Baeshen1,2, P.O Wyss1,3, A. Henning3,4,5, S. Kollias1, L. Michels1 1Department of Neuroradiology, University Hospital Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland 2Department of Radiological Sciences, College of Applied medical sciences, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 3Institute for Biomedical Engineering, UZH and ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland 4Max Planck Institute for Biomedical Cybernetics, Tubingen, Germany 5Institute for physics, University of Greifswald, Greifswald, Germany

Group Leader: ANDRAS JAKAB

80 Portraying pathological fetal brain development with in utero super-resolution magnetic resonance imaging: K. Payette, M. Bach Cuadra, S. Tourbier, P. Deman, R. Tuura, A. Jakab

Group Leader: TOBI DELBRUCK

81 Back Side Illumination DAVIS for Imaging Neural Activity: G. Taverni, D. Paul Moeys, F.F. Voigt, F. Helmchen, T. Delbruck

Group Leader: JOHANNES SARNTHEIN

82 Real-time detection of High-Frequency Oscillations with a euromorphic Device: first steps: K. Burelo, M. Sharifshazileh, T. Fedele, G. Indiveri, J. Sarnthein

Group Leader: NICOLE WENDEROTH AND VALERIO ZERBI

83 Pharmacogenetic activation of somatosensory cortex by DREADDs modulates brain-wide functional connectivity in wildtype mice: M. Markicevic, B.D. Fulcher, M. Rudin, N. Wenderoth, V. Zerbi


Biomedical Technology and Imaging 21

Group Leader: BERND WOLLSCHEID

84 Dynamics of the neuronal surface proteotype: M. van Oostrum, M. Müller, B. Wollscheid

Group Leader: MEHMET FATIH YANIK

85 A calcium imaging-based closed-loop Brain-Machine Interface protocol in awake mice: B. Wu, M. Marks, M. Ghannad Rezaie, W. von der Behrens, M.F. Yanik

86 Non-invasive, receptor-specific, millimetre-precision targeting of Brain Circuits: M. Özdas, A. Shah, P. Johnson, M. Marks, B. Yasar, W. von der Behrens, M.F. Yanik


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ZNZ GROUP LEADERS (in alphabetic order and with poster numbers) Amrein I., Institute of Anatomy, UZH 19 Bach D., University Hospital for Psychiatry Zurich 39 Bertolini G., Department of Neurology, University of Zurich 25 Bohacek J., Institut für Neurowissenschaften, ETHZ 15,16 Brandeis D., Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, UZH 40 Brem S., University Clinics for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, UZH 42,43 Brown S., Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, UZH 20,21 Christen M., Institute of Biomedical Ethics and History of Medicine, UZH 50,51 Curt A., Spinal Cord Injury Center, Balgrist University Hospital 56,57 Delbruck T., Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH/ETHZ 81 Földy C., Brain Research Institute, UZH 4,5 Freund P., Spinal Cord Injury Center, Balgrist University Hospital 58 Grewe B., Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH/ETHZ 12 Hare T.A., Lab. for Social and Neural Systems Research, UZH 33 Helmchen F., Brain Research Institute, UZH 13,14 Hornemann T., Institute of Clinical Chemistry, USZ 68 Huang M.Y., Division of Neurology, USZ 22 Huber A., Dep. of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, USZ 26 Indiveri G., Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH/ETHZ 74,75 Jakab A., Center for MR-Research, University Children's Hospital ZH 80 Jokeit H., Department of Psychology, UZH 52 Keller E., Department of Neurosurgery, USZ 70 Kleinjung T., Dep. of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, USZ 27,28 Klohs J., Institute for Biomedical Engineering, UZH/ETHZ 64 Kollias S., Department of Neuroradiology, USZ 60 Konietzko U., Institute for Regenerative Medicine UZH, 63 Kurth S., CRPP Sleep an Health, USZ 30 Langer N., Department of Psychology, UZH 46,47 Liu S.-C., Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH/ETHZ 73 Mansuy I., Brain Research Institute, UZH 6,17 Mante V., Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH 31,32

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Meyer M., Department of Psychology, UZH 28 Müller M., Institute of Molecular Life Sciences, UZH 7,8 Neuhauss S., Institute of Molecular Life Sciences, UZH 9 Ogunshola O., Institute of Veterinary Physiology, UZH 10,71 Pryce C., Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, UZH 66 Quednow B.B, Psychiatric University Hospital Zurich 35 Riener R., Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Systems, ETHZ 29 Roth P., Department of Neurology, USZ 61 Ruff C., Department of Economics, UZH 33,34 Sandamirskaya Y., Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH/ETHZ 77,78 Santello M., Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, UZH 67 Sarnthein J., Department of Neurosurgery, USZ 48,82 Scharnowski F., Psychiatric University Hospital Zurich 36 Schippling S., Department of Neurology, USZ 55 Schneider Gasser E., Institute of Pharmacology &Toxicology, UZH 1,69 Sommer L. Institute of Anatomy, UZH 2 Stassen H.H., University Hospital for Psychiatry Zurich 53,54 Stippich C., Department of Neuroradiology, USZ 41,79 Tackenberg C., Institute for Regenerative Medicine, UZH 65 Tobler P., Department of Economics, UZH 37,38 Tyagarajan S., Institute of Pharmacology &Toxicology, UZH 11,24 Unschuld P.G., Institute for Regenerative Medicine (IREM), UZH 49, 62 von der Behrens W., Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH/ETZ 23,76 Wegener S., Department of Neurology, USZ 59,72 Wenderoth N., Dep. of Health Sciences and Technology, ETHZ 44,45,83 Wolf M., Dept. of Neonatology, University Hopital Zurich 3 Wolfer D., Institute of Anatomy, UZH 18 Wollscheid B., Institute of Molecular Systems Biology 84 Yanik, M.F., Institute for Biomedical Engineering, ETHZ 85,86 Zerbi V., Institute of Human Movement Sciences and Sport 83

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Additional Posters (not in the booklet)

Group Leader: MARKUS RUDIN

87 Investigating the Biological Basis of the BOLD fMRI Signal in Mice Z. Skachokova, F. Schlegel, Y. Sych, A. Schroeter, J. Stobart, B. Weber, F. Helmchen, M. Rudin

Group Leader: DENIS BURDAKOV

88 Investigating the mechanisms of claustrum-cortical connectivity J. Jackson, M. Karnani, D. Burdakov, A. Lee

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