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…clustering and annotation, followed by cross-species comparisons. The course examines duplication, gene loss, study design and how evolutionary relationships among genes affect proposed correspondences between cell populations. It also addresses limitations of using expression similarity as evidence for cell-type homology. The audience is postgraduate students and researchers with basic evolu

Jan 19–22, 2027

Workshop · Evolutionary Biology

Sharing the spotlight: Uncovering common attentional dynamics across species

Iuliia Glukhova, Alejandro Tlaie, Robert Taylor et al. · FENS Forum 2024

…species-specific, preventing direct cross-species comparisons.Here we examine naturalistic fluctuations of attention across three species—mice, monkeys, and humans—completing the same highly immersive virtual reality (VR) foraging task (Fig.1A). This allows us to continuously track behavioural decisio

ePoster · Neuroscience

A window into the awake avian brain: Resting-state network connectivity in pigeons

Alaleh Sadraee, Mina Khodadadi, Xavier Helluy et al. · FENS Forum 2024

…fMRI, a method facilitating direct cross-species comparisons, we aimed to explore Resting State Networks (RSNs) in pigeons. Our study sought to discern detectable RSNs in the awake pigeon brain and assess their spatial distribution. Our

ePoster · Neuroscience

Fast inter-subject alignment method for large datasets shows fine-grained cortical reorganisations

Alexis Thual, Huy Tran, Bertrand Thirion, Stanislas Dehaene · COSYNE 2022

Between-subject brain variability in shape and function is a major challenge to the definition of accurate brain models [1, 2]. It also obscures the comparison between species. Recently, precision mapping has started to provide data to ground the definition of accurate brain models [3]. Yet technology has been missing to identify correspondences between brains. Leveraging Optimal Transport (OT) methods [5, 6], we derive an algorithm, denoted as unbalanced fused Gromov Wasserstein (UFGW), to compute whole-brain mappings between subjects with minimal anatomical priors, and provide a fast GPU-bas

ePoster · Neuro-Informatics