This meeting intends to gather recent contributions in the field of systems neuroscience, with the purpose of further discussing the role of criticality and its implications in the dynamics of large neuronal populations, functional and structural connectivity, development and learning, robustness of system operation. Recent advances in selective recording and perturbation approaches involving large populations of neurons offer unique opportunities to test these predictions, challenge current interpretations of large data sets and trigger novel theoretical developments.
The meeting took place virtually. Registration was free but limited and allowed interactively participating to discussions and submitting contributed abstracts. A free live streaming was also offered.
Deadline for registration was October 2nd, 2020
Abstracts submitted before Sunday September 27th would be considered for spotlight oral presentation. Remaining abstracts were presented as virtual posters.
Confirmed speakers
(London, UK)
(College Park, MD)
(Frankfurt, Germany)
(Tübingen, Germany)
(Genova, Italy)
(Helsinki, Finland)
(Barcelona, Spain)
(Lausanne, Switzerland)
(Marseille, France)
(Bethesda, MD)
(Granada, Spain)
(Fayetteville, AR)
(Stanford, CA)
(La Plata, Argentina)
(São Paulo, Brazil)
(Sydney, Australia)
(Dresden, Germany)
(Beer Sheva, Israel)
The program is then completed by 9 spotlight presenters and several virtual posters!