Conference on Neural Control of Behavior, University of California, February 9-12, 2006

行为神经控制会议，加利福尼亚大学，2006 年 2 月 9-12 日

• 批准号: 0511838
• 负责人: Nancy Wayne
• 金额: $ 1万
• 依托单位: University of California-Los Angeles
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2005
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2005-09-01 至 2006-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0511838&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Conference; Neural; Control; Behavior; University

This three-day conference will provide a forum for in-depth dialogue oninnovative research in the area of Neural Control of Behavior. The firsttwo days will be devoted to a symposium that will be open to the scientificcommunity. There will be four sessions: (1) Neurobiological Basis of SocialBehavior; (2) Fear and Anxiety; (3) Sleeping and Dreaming; (4) The AgingBrain. The speakers represent a balance of species used (invertebrates tomammals), experimental approaches used (from molecular and cellular tobehavioral levels of analyses), gender, and career level. The third day ofthe meeting will be devoted to a workshop of speakers and invited conferenceparticipants, where they will explore ways in which information discussedduring the symposium can be used to take their respective research areas innew directions. This conference aims to: Bring together researchers who areasking similar questions, but are using different species and differentexperimental approaches; Promote the use of simple systems for addressingcomplex biological problems; Promote interaction between junior scientists -women in particular - and established investigators and leaders in thefield; Provide a high-quality educational forum, in an intimate setting,that is conducive for in-depth discussion and learning between trainees andmore senior researchers. A Meet-the-Speaker luncheon is aimed specificallyat trainees, giving them the unique opportunity to interact withinternationally recognized experts in an intimate setting. A Poster Sessionalso gives trainees and more senior researchers the opportunity to highlightand discuss their own work. The speakers use modern, cutting-edgetechnologies for addressing problems in the area of Neural Control ofBehavior. By bringing together these researchers, and giving them a forumfor discussing their work, the message can be effectively spread that thesemodern techniques are being used with great success in a wide variety ofanimal systems. This conference will provide an important interdisciplinarycommunications-mechanism for advancements in the neuroscience community.

这次为期三天的会议将为深入对话行为神经控制领域的创新研究提供一个论坛。头两天将专门举办一个对科学界开放的研讨会。将有四节课：(1)社会行为的神经生物学基础；(2)恐惧和焦虑；(3)睡眠和做梦；(4)衰老大脑。演讲者代表了所使用的物种(无脊椎动物)、所使用的实验方法(从分子和细胞分析到行为水平)、性别和职业水平的平衡。会议的第三天将专门举办发言者和特邀与会者讲习班，他们将探讨如何利用专题讨论会期间讨论的信息，将各自的研究领域引向新的方向。这次会议的目的是：聚集提出类似问题但使用不同种类和不同实验方法的研究人员；促进使用简单的系统来解决复杂的生物学问题；促进初级科学家--特别是女性--与该领域的知名研究人员和领导者之间的互动；在私密的环境中提供一个高质量的教育论坛，有利于受训者和更高级的研究人员之间的深入讨论和学习。议长见面会专门针对学员，让他们有独特的机会与国际公认的专家在亲密的环境中互动。海报会议还为受训者和更资深的研究人员提供了突出和讨论自己工作的机会。演讲者使用现代尖端技术来解决行为神经控制领域的问题。通过将这些研究人员聚集在一起，并为他们提供一个讨论他们工作的论坛，可以有效地传播这样的信息，即这些现代技术正在各种动物系统中获得巨大成功。这次会议将提供一个重要的跨学科交流机制，促进神经科学界的进步。