Mapping the Brain and Its Functions: Integrating Enabling Technologies into Neuroscience Research (1991)
Chapter: Appendix C: Lists of Speakers and Demonstrators in Symposia and Open Hearings
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Lists of Speakers and Demonstrators in Symposia and Open Hearings
Neuroscience Symposium and Open Hearing
National Academy of Sciences
Washington, D.C.
June 15, 1990
CARLA J. SHATZ
Stanford University School of Medicine
“Correlated neural activity and visual system development”
RICHARD J. ROBERTS
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
“Predictive sequence motifs in proteins”
GORDON SHEPHERD *
Yale University School of Medicine
Open Hearing: “Creating a national neuroscience resource”
Washington Computer Demonstrations
WARREN YOUNG
Scripps Clinic & Research Foundation
STEVE WERTHEIM
Harvard University
STEVE GREENBERG, WALLY WELKER
University of Wisconsin
ARTHUR TOGA
University of California, Los Angeles
Neuroscience Symposium and Open Hearing
University of California
San Francisco
June 26, 1990
ROBERT L. MACDONALD
University of Michigan
“Regulation of single channel properties of native and cloned GABA A receptors”
ROBERT LANGRIDGE
University of California, San Francisco
“Computational molecular biology”
DAVID VAN ESSEN *
California Institute of Technology
Open Hearing: “Creating a national neuroscience resource”
San Francisco Computer Demonstrations
WARREN YOUNG
Scripps Clinic & Research Foundation
ARTHUR TOGA
University of California, Los Angeles
JONATHAN NISSANOV
Drexel University
Neuroscience Symposium and Open Hearing
Northwestern University
Chicago, Illinois
July 12, 1990
CHRISTOF KOCH
California Institute of Technology
“Computing optical flow in men, monkeys, and machines”
PETER L. PEARSON
The Johns Hopkins University
“The development and implementation of databases for mapping the human genome”
DONALD WOODWARD*
University of Texas Health Science Center
Open Hearing: “Creating a national neuroscience resource”
Chicago Computer Demonstrations
STEVE WERTHEIM
Harvard University
ARTHUR TOGA
University of California, Los Angeles
STEVE GREENBERG
University of Wisconsin
JONATHAN NISSANOV
Drexel University
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* Member, Institute of Medicine Committee on a National Neural Circuitry Database. |
