| 9h |
30 min |
Welcome coffee, badge
booth, and poster setup. |
| 9h30 |
50 min |
Henri Lorach |
Brain-controlled
spinal cord stimulation to restore movement after paralysis. |
| 10h20 |
20 min |
Clément Picard |
Deep learning of
mesoscale cortical dynamics enables intuitive two-dimensional control of a
forelimb neuroprosthesis in mice |
| 10h40 |
30 min |
Coffee break + Posters |
| 11h10 |
50 min |
Nathanael Jarassé |
Movement-based
control approaches of upper-limb prostheses. |
| 12h00 |
20 min |
Victor Perez Puchalt |
Mechanisms
underlying improvements in response to externally applied electrical
stimulation of the spinal cord |
| 12h20 |
20 min |
Charly Lamothe |
Auditory
restoration by cortical stimulation with a biomimetic deep encoder |
| 12h40 |
80 min |
Lunch + Posters |
| 14h00 |
50 min |
Daniel Häufle |
Morphological
computation in neuro-muscular control of movement. |
| 14h50 |
20 min |
Luca Lemarchand |
SpinArm: toward
a better understanding and a physical realisation of spinal regulation in
sensorimotor arm control |
| 15h10 |
50 min |
Heike Stein |
Learning to walk
on complex surfaces: the emergence of coordinated locomotion in mice. |
| 16h00 |
30 min |
Coffee break + Posters |
| 16h30 |
20 min |
Johann Ullrich |
Bio-Inspired
Modelling of Spinocerebellar Pathways for Upper Limb Movement Simulation |
| 16h50 |
50 min |
Daniel Huber |
Cortical
circuits involved in voluntary action. |
| 17h40 |
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