TVB Poster Series @ SfN 2017
Washington DC, USA
This year, in addition to TheVirtualBrain non-profit exhibit booth [Booth 3422], we are also hosting a linked poster session. Here we will be highlighting the work of 10 different researchers whom are using TVB software. Be sure to add these posters to your SfN itinerary via the Meeting Planner App available now.
[813.04] Julie Courtiol
Resting-state functional brain connectivity in the epileptic brain decoded by large-scale brain network modelling
[813.05] Qin Liu
Using a large-scale neural model of visual-auditory processing to investigate the neural substrate for managing multiple items in working memory
[813.06] Andreas Spieler
Exploring the responsive networks of the mouse brain using focal stimulation in a connectome-brain model
[813.07] Paul Triebkorn
Cataloguing and understanding dynamical regimes of the human brain using The Virtual Brain simulator
[813.08] Daniel Siu
Multiscale simulation of brain adaptation after stroke using the virtual brain
[813.09] Spase Petkoski
Personalized brain network models predict novel epilepsy surgery strategies
[813.10] Tyler Good
Biophysical parameters sensitive to repeated concussion in retired professional ice hockey players: A network modeling approach
[813.11] Joelle Zimmermann
Patient-specific virtual brain models of alzheimer's
[813.12] Amanda Easson
Examining brain network dynamics in children with and without autism spectrum disorder using The Virtual Brain
[813.13] Antonio Ulloa
Comparing intrinsic and task-evoked functional connectivity in a computational model of visual short-term memory
Walter E. Washington Convention Centre
Washington, DC
Hall A-C
Wednesday November 15, 2017
13:00 - 17:00
The Virtual Brain
Research Consortium