Neurocircuitry of Social Behavior

摘要 请求为题为社会行为的神经回路的Keystone研讨会提供支持，该会议由 作者：She-Sup Shin，Larry Young，Hailan Hu和Carmen Sandi。会议将在大田举行 韩国大田会议中心，2022年9月4日至7日。 许多精神障碍的特征是社会认知和行为的损害。《环球报》 大流行扰乱了社会体验，造成了未知的持久后果。迫切需要 了解社交行为背后的神经回路，这样我们就可以开发出治疗社交行为的新方法 减损。本次Keystone研讨会将聚焦于规范社会的神经过程 行为。传统上，社会神经学家没有在电路水平上分析社会过程，而 其他正在深入研究社会过程环路的神经科学家并不一定有同样的想法 社会神经学家的洞察力也是如此。因此，这次会议的一个目的是发展一个网络 研究人员试图弥合这一差距。此外，通过这次会议，与会者将被鼓励既 将先进技术纳入他们对社会神经科学的研究，并将其范围扩大到 将社会行为纳入他们的研究计划。本次会议计划将包括最新的创新 对社会神经科学的贡献，并将从神经回路的角度解决该领域的关键问题 (即社会认可、社会决策、社会纽带和培育、攻击性、社会压力和 移情)。因此，这次会议将带来传统社会的范式转变 在神经科学领域，并发起比目前更广泛的社区之间的讨论。 这次会议将为学员和早期职业研究者提供一个前所未有的机会 与来自世界各地的顶尖科学家建立网络，这些科学家正在 关于社交大脑机制的基础性发现，并为他们提供了一个机会 向社会神经科学界展示他们的工作。

ABSTRACT Support is requested for a Keystone Symposia conference entitled Neurocircuitry of Social Behavior, organized by Drs. Hee-Sup Shin, Larry Young, Hailan Hu and Carmen Sandi. The conference will be held in Daejeon Convention Center, Daejeon, South Korea from September 4-7, 2022. Many psychiatric disorders are characterized by impairments in social cognition and behavior. The global pandemic has disrupted social experiences with unknown enduring consequences. There is a critical need to understand the neural circuits underlying social behavior so that we may develop new treatments for social impairments. This Keystone Symposia conference will focus on neural processes regulating normative social behaviors. Traditionally, social neuroscientists have not analyzed social processes at a circuit level, while other neuroscientists, who are delving into the circuitry of social processes, do not necessarily have the same insights as do social neuroscientists. Therefore, an aim of this conference is to develop a network of researchers to bridge this gap. In addition, through this conference, participants will be encouraged to both incorporate advanced technologies into their study of social neuroscience and to broaden their scope to include social behavior in their research program. This conference program will include the latest innovative contributions to social neuroscience and will address key questions in the field from a neural circuit perspective (i.e. social recognition, social decision making, social bonding and nurturing, aggression, social stress and empathy). Consequently, this conference will bring about a paradigm shift in the traditional social neuroscience field and initiate discussions between much broader communities than has taken place thus far. The conference will provide an unprecedented opportunity for trainees and early career investigators interested in social neuroscience to network with the leading scientists from around the world who are making foundational discoveries on the mechanisms of the social brain and provide them with an opportunity to present their work to the social neuroscience community.