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Activity-dependent plasticity

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Brain circuits for spatial navigation

Ann Hermundstad, Ila Fiete, Barbara Webb · Janelia Research Campus; MIT; University of Edinburgh

…modifiable goal signals, leveraging activity-dependent plasticity to adapt to new environments. Fiete explored t

Fri, Nov 29, 2024 · 14:00 UTC

Seminar · Behavioral Neuroscience

DeepD3 - A deep learning framework for detection of dendritic spines and dendrites

Andreas Kist, Martin H P Fernholz, Drago A Guggiana Nilo, Tobias Bonhoeffer · FENS Forum 2024

…central to learning, memory, and activity-dependent plasticity. Typically, humans quantify dendritic spines from light microscopy data in a manual painstaking, error-prone process. We found that human-to-human variability is substantial (inter-rater reliability 82.2±6.4 %), raising concerns about the reproducibility of experiments and the validity of using human-annotated 'ground truth' as an evaluation method for computational approaches of spine identification. To address this, we pres

ePoster · Neuroscience

Functional stimulation system for rehabilitation of gait and driving neural plasticity after spinal cord injury

Sònia Trujillo Vázquez, Guillermo García Alías, Xavier Navarro Acebes · FENS Forum 2024

…Although the activity dependent plasticity mechanisms induced in the spinal networks remain unknown, extensive studies in humans and animal models have revealed the importance that the intrinsic variables of each rehabilitation regime have for the obtaining the highest degree of recovery. Nevertheless, since the gain achieved is incomplete, compensatory, or synergistic interventions which can increase the efficiency of patient’s sensorimo

ePoster · Neuroscience

The least-control principle for local learning at equilibrium

Alexander Meulemans, Nicolas Zucchet, Seijin Kobayashi et al. · COSYNE 2023

A widely-accepted tenet of neuroscience is that learning relies on synaptic plasticity. Because plasticity is thought to be governed by local, activity-dependent rules, it is a longstanding mystery how synapses change in concert so that behavioral output improves. This problem is aggravated by the recurrent and multilayered architecture of the cortex, which makes it hard to determine the effects of a given synaptic modification. Here we present a novel principle for learning rooted in optimal control theory, which yields local plasticity rules for any neural dynamics which reaches an equilibri

ePoster · Computational Neuroscience

A Theory of Coupled Neuronal-Synaptic Dynamics

David Clark, Larry Abbott · COSYNE 2022

…neurons influence synapses through activity-dependent plasticity, and synapses influence neurons by shaping network dynamics. While previous studies have analyzed recurrent circuits with static synapses, or synapses displaying short-term facilitation and depression, the impact of ongoing Hebbian plasticity on network behavior is not well elucidated. Such an understanding is required to map the full landscape of neural-circuit dynamics and to probe computational roles of dynamic synapses. To address this knowledge ga

ePoster · Computational Neuroscience