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ABSTRACTS
Opening
lecture
Chris
Wood: Imaging the Human Brain: Progress and
Prospects
Invited
review/tutorial and symposia presentations
(alphabetic
order)
Seppo
Ahlfors: MEG and multimodal integration
Peter
A. Bandettini: Fifteen years of functional
MRI
K.
M. Rodgers, A. M. Benison, Daniel Barth: Fast
oscillations and two dimensional coincidence
John
Clarke, E. Han, M. Hatridge, N. Kelso, M.
Moessle, W. Myers, A. Pines, S.K. Lee, R. McDermott, M. Mueck, L. Schmidt,
J. Simko, B. ten Haken, A. Trabesinger: Squid-detected
magnetic resonance imaging in microtesla Fields: A new clinical modality?
David
Cohen: The changing physics of the MEG: From 1968
to 2006
Valeria
Csepe: The music of language: Word stress and prosody
precessed by the human brain
Hendrikus
Duifhuis, L. Slabu, S. Tomaskovic, J. E. C.
Wiersinga-Post: Audio-visual
interactions
Jens
Haueisen, L. Leistritz, T. Suesse, G. Curio,
H. Witte: Identifying
mutual information transfer in the brain with differential-algebraic modeling:
Evidence for fast oscillatory coupling between cortical somatosenosry areas
3B and 1
Leon
Heller, B. E. Barrows, J. S. George: Modeling
direct detection of the neuromagnetic field by magnetoencephalograpy and
magnetic resonance imaging
Risto
Ilmoniemi: Electromagnetic stimulation of the
brain: From physics and physiology to clinical applications
Risto
Ilmoniemi: Physics and the Brain
Jurg
von Ins: Nikola Tesla: Vision, creativity
and scientific progress
Robert
H. Kraus, Jr.: Simultaneous imaging of neural activity
and anatomy by magnetic resonant techniques at ultra-low field
John
van Opstal, P.
Bremen, R. van der Willigen, J. Goossens: How
Nikola Tesla helped cracking the neural code of the midbrain
John
van Opstal, J. Goossens: Dynamic
ensemble coding of saccades in monkey superior culliculus
Rob
de Ruyter van Steveninck: Visual motion estimation
and optimal sensory processing in the fly
Rob
de Ruyter van Steveninck: Adaptation in a
blowfly motion sensitive neuron
Chris
Wood, Chris Eliasmith, Stephan Mertens:
Symposium
III - Physics, Computation, and the Brain
Poster/oral
presentations (alphabetic order)
Dimitrovski,
D., Pop-Jordanov,J., Pop-Jordanova, N., Solov'ev, E. A.:
Quantum
excitation of water molecules in neuron by EEG as an information transfer
mechanism
Gaal.
Zs. A., Csuhaj, R.,Molnar, M.: Age-related
changes of testing EEG, auditory event-related potentials and CNV
Hecimovic,
H.: Epilepsy as
a model for studying neural networks
Jurasic
M.-J. Josef-Golubic, S., Hecimovic, H., Bosnjak, J. Demarin, V.:Vascular
aging in women
Nurminen,
J., Taulu, S., Okada, Y.: Hardware
requirements of the Signal Space Separation method
Pop-Jordanov,
J., Pop-Jordanova, N.: A
negentropic quantum model of mental arousal
Rizzo,
C. V., Duifhuis, H., Hoogduin: Acoustic
fMRI noise: Linear Time Invariant System model
H.:
Slabu, L. M, Renken, R., Hoogduin, J. M., Wiersinga-Post, J. E. C., Duifhuis,
H.: The effect of slice
orientations on auditory fMRI at the inferior culliculi level
Susac,
A., Ilmoniemi, R. J., Pihko, E., Nurminen, J., Supek, S.:
MEG
study of an early face-object dissociation
Tolmacheva,
E. A., van Juijtelaar, G.: Does
hippocampus control thalamo-cortical Oscillations? An EEG study in genetically
epileptic rats
Walter,
M, Witzel, J., Wiebking, C., Schiltz, K., Tempelmann, C.,
Bogerts,
B., Heinze, J. J., Northoff, G.: Pedophilia
is linked to reduced activation during expectancy and experience of visual
erotic stimulation in the DLPFC and hypothalamuse
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