第89回 アイセムスセミナー / CeMI セミナーシリーズ 27: Karel Svoboda, PhD

CeMI：Center for Meso-Bio Single-Molecule Imaging

Animals sense the world through movements and sensation, which in turn modify their movement. The goal of the Svoboda lab is to understand how movement and sensation are combined in the mammalian brain to guide behavior. They use 2-photon calcium imaging to monitor the flow of information in neuronal circuits in behaving mice. In combination with genetically encoded calcium sensors, calcium imaging can measure neural activity in axons, dendrites, and somata of multiple individual neurons. Imaging thus defines places in the brain where sensorimotor integration occurs and provides hints of the underlying mechanisms. In this talk, Dr. Svoboda will explain recent results obtained in his lab in a broader frame, so that scientists with different backgrounds can understand and enjoy his talk and participate in the discussion.

After the seminar, an informal meet-the-speaker reception will take place at the Lounge, next to the seminar room. Please join us for more discussion with Dr. Svoboda.

講演者 演題	Karel Svoboda, PhD Janelia Farm Research Campus Howard Hughes Medical Institute, USA 演題：Imaging the Neural Circuits Underlying Active Sensation
日時	2011年9月22日（木）10:30-11:30
場所	京都大学 iCeMSコンプレックス1 本館 2階 セミナールーム (A207) アクセスマップ
フライヤー	PDF (340KB)
主催	ライカ サイエンティフィック・フォーラム 京都 京都大学 物質－細胞統合システム拠点（iCeMS＝アイセムス）
共催	京都大学医学研究科グローバルCOEプログラム「生命原理の解明を基とする医学研究教育拠点」
連絡先	iCeMS 楠見明弘 / Fax: 075-751-4113 akusumi@frontier.kyoto-u.ac.jp