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This seminar is part of a joint workshop within the Stockholm Trio-University of Tokyo collaboration
The session will address the information handling processing of the brain, from molecular mechanisms to how the brains functions in interactions with other humans or even robots. We will bring together neuroscientist, psychologist, engineers and medical doctors to discuss how the brain handles and stores information of it’s surrounding, how this processing can go wrong and how new techniques can enhance brain capabilities.
This seminar is part of a joint workshop within the Stockholm TRIO-Univeristy of Tokyo collaboration. You can find more info here:
https://news.ki.se/virtual-workshop-on-sustainability-in-a-new-era-of-internationalisation
17 September 8.30-11.30 Memory from bench to bedside
Chairs: Mia Lindskog (KI), Haruhiko Bito (UTokyo)
Zoom: https://ki-se.zoom.us/j/64248472157
(Tokyo Time in brackets)
8.30 – 8.45 (15:30-15:45) Welcome
8:45-9.15 (15:45-16:15) Jonas Olofsson, PhD Department of Psychology Stockholm University
“What the sense of smell can tell us about human cognition”
9.15-9.45 (16:15-16:45) Taisuke Tomita, PhD Laboratory of Neuropathology and Neuroscience, Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, The University of Tokyo
“Pathogenic mechanisms and novel therapeutic approaches for Alzheimer disease”
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5 minutes break
10-10:30 (17-17:30) Pawel Herman, PhD, KTH
“Spiking neural network simulations of working memory effects: What can we learn from the attractor memory model’s perspective?”
10.30-11(17:30-18) Haruhiko Bito, MD, PhD, Department of Neurochemistry, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo
“Plasticity and memory mechanisms in vivo”
18 September 8.30-11.00 : Building on your strengths
Chairs: Johan Lunsdtröm (KI), Taketoshi Mori (UTokyo)
8-30-9(15:30-16) Mia Eriksdotter, MD, PhD, Department of Neurobiology, Cares ciences and Society Karolinska Institutet
“The Neurotrophins –an innovative therapeutic concept for Alzheimer´s disease”
9-9-30(16-16:30) Atsunobu Suzuki, PhD, Department of Psychology, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology,
The University of Tokyo
“Perception and learning of others' trustworthiness in healthy older adults”
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5 minutes break
9:45-10.15(16:45-17:15) Taketoshi Mori, PhD, Next Generation Artificial Intelligence Research
Center, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo
“Development of AI Nursing in Geriatrics”
10.15-10.45(17:15-17:45) Lanie Gutierrez Farewik, School of Engineering Sciences KTH
TBD
10.45(17:45) Concluding remarks