Programs* Presentation videos can be viewed anytime during the 4-day period.

Plenary Lecture
Plenary Lecture
1PL01

Plenary Lecture
2PL01mSusumu Tonegawa

Plenary Lecture
2PL01aDaniel Geschwind

P.39

Plenary Lecture
3PL01

Catherine Dulac

P.39

Giulio Tononi

P.39

P.39

Brain Prize Lecture
Brain Prize Lecture
3BPL02
Peter Dayan

P.40

Special Lecture
Special Lecture
1SL02

Special Lecture
2SL02m-1

Masanobu Kano

Special Lecture
2SL02m-2

Kenji Doya

P.41

Special Lecture
4SL02

Noriko Osumi

P.41

Special Lecture
3SL01

Hideyuki Okano

P.41

Bosiljka Tasic

P.42

P.41

Special Lecture3SL02
Michisuke Yuzaki

P.42

Special Educational Lecture
ＪSpecial
Educational Lecture
2SEL06
Osamu Sakura

P.43

Educational Lecture
ＪＪ

Educational
Lecture
1EL04
Schuichi Koizumi

Educational
Lecture
1EL05
Kazushige Touhara

P.44

ＪＪ

Educational
Lecture4EL05
Yumiko Yoshimura

Educational
Lecture
3EL05
Takafumi Minamimoto

P.45

Ｊ

Educational
Lecture2EL04
Shigeyoshi Fujisawa

P.44

Ｊ

Educational
Lecture3EL04
Takefumi Kikusui

P.45

Ｊ

Educational
Lecture
1EL06
Ryohto Sawada

P.44

Ｊ

Educational
Lecture
2EL06
Taro Toyoizumi

ＪＪ

Educational
Lecture2EL05
Makiko Yamada

P.44

ＪP.45

ＪEducationalLecture
3EL06
Ryota Hashimoto

EducationalLecture
4EL04
Takufumi Yanagisawa

P.45

P.46

Toshihiko Tokizane
Memorial Award Lecture
2AL02a-1

Toshihiko Tokizane
Memorial Award Lecture
2AL02a-2

Junichi Nabekura

Norio Ozaki

P.46

EducationalLecture
4EL06
Sakiko Honjoh

P.46

P.46

Award Lecture
Tsukahara Award
1AL02a-1

Tsukahara Award
1AL02a-2

Yasushi Okada

Takuya Takahashi

P.47

PL: Plenary Lecture
O: Oral Session
Ｊ ：in Japanese

8P.47

SL: Special Lecture

SEL: Special Educational Lecture

E /J ：in English / Japanese

P.47

EL: Educational Lecture：‌Industry-Academia
Collaboration Presentation

Joseph AltmanAward
3AL02mHaruki Takeuchi

P.47

S: Symposium

P.48

ES: Educational Symposium：‌Presentations by candidates
for Travel Award

The 43rd Annual Meeting of the Japan Neuroscience SocietyPrograms* Presentation videos can be viewed anytime during the 4-day period.

Symposium
Symposium
1S02m
Cutting-edge
optical techniques
to visualize thedynamics of various
neuronal states

Symposium
1S03m
Regulation andmanipulation ofneural stem/
progenitor cells
in the brain

Symposium
1S04m
Recent advances inolfactory research linking
from odor inputs, brain
networks to behaviors

Symposium
1S05mHow much do weknow about the humanhippocampus? Bridging
the gap between basic
science and clinicalmedicine

Ryohei Yasuda
Lin Tian

Itaru Imayoshi
Taito Matsuda

Nobuhiko Miyasaka
Shin Nagayama
P.52

Toru Ishii
Rosanna Olsen

P.51

P.51

P.52

Symposium
1S06m
The underlying causes ofindividual differences inbrain decodability

Aurelio Cortese
Masahiro Machizawa
P.53

Symposium
1S08m
Glia-neuron interactionsin the sleeping andwaking mammalian brain

Symposium
1S09m
Neurobiological
Mechanisms ofSocial StressSymposium
1S03a
Elucidating circuitmechanisms underlying
behavior by innovative
optical technologies

Symposium
1S04a
Information
processing offive senses

CNS-JNS Joint
Symposium
1S05a
Novel mechanisms
underlying behavior:
From ion channel toneural circuit

Michael Lazarus
Akihiro Yamanaka

Aki Takahashi
Caroline Menard

Masayuki Sakamoto
Nao Morimoto

Haruki Takeuchi
Akiyuki Taruno

Tian-Le Xu
Yasushi Okamura

P.54

P.54

Symposium
1S06a
Cutting-edge closed-loop
and non-invasive brain
stimulation technologies
for neurological andpsychiatric disorders

Symposium
1S07a
Deciphering the codebetween thehippocampus and theentorhinal cortex

Yuichi Takeuchi
Antal Berenyi

Susumu Takahashi
Jun Yamamoto
P.57

P.57

P.55
Symposium
1S08a
Sleeponomix: neuralmechanisms driving
rhythms and statetransitions

Hiromasa Funato
Hiroki R. Ueda
P.58

Symposium
2S04m
The primary visualsystem: cell fates,circuits, function, andprojections.

Symposium
2S05m
Studies of saliencesignals acrossmultiple layers frommolecular structure
to social behavior

Symposium
2S06m
Quantitative andTheoretical approaches
to coding and learning
principles of the cortex

Katsunori Kitano
Steven H Devries

Teruhiro Okuyama
Kazunari Miyamichi

Junnosuke Teramae
Yasuhiro Tsubo

P.60
Symposium
2S09m
Neural mechanisms
underlying primatesocial behavior:self, other, and social
interaction
Atsushi Noritake
Shinya Nakamura
P.63

P.61
Symposium
2S03a
Physiological andpathological rolesof creative
destruction in
the CNS
Hiroaki Wake
Kazuo Emoto

P.63

P.61
Symposium
2S04a
Multiple roles ofsubplate inorganization andfunctions of neocortex
Yuichiro Oka
Anna HoerderSuabedissen

Symposium
2S09a
Neuroscience ofCreativity: individualdifference and brain
dynamics

Symposium
3S03m
Molecular, cellular,circuit and systems
mechanisms ofmemory extinction

Aya Takeoka
Chie Satou

Takeshi Ogawa
Hikaru Takeuchi

Satoshi Kida
Andrew Holmes

P.67

P.56

Symposium
1S09a
Pathophysiologicalhypothesis/
model-oriented
schizophrenia researchin the age of RDoC

Elsevier/NSR
Symposium
2S03m
The default mode
network: themasterminds
behind the scenes

Jun Miyata

Daniel Margulies
Shigeru Kitazawa

P.58

Symposium
2S08m
Learning from diseasemodels : understanding
developmental disorders
by multi-disciplinaryapproaches

Qi Zhang
Larry Young

Aya Ito-Ishida
Kihoon Han

P.62

Symposium
2S07a
Infrastructures of thebrain that support
logistics solutions inhealth and disease

Takufumi Yanagisawa

Yu Hayashi
Koji Yamanaka

P.65
Symposium
3S04m
Neuroscience meets
ecology via sensing andAI technologies

P.68

Kotaro Kimura
Azusa Kamikouchi
P.68

Yukio Kawahara
Yamei Niu

Symposium
3S08m
Interplays between
theory and experimentin decision neuroscience

Symposium
3S09m
Circuit mechanisms anddynamics underlying
olfactory behaviors

Symposium
3S02a
Representationsof space andtime in the brain

Masaki Tanaka
Yoshiko Kojima

Michihiro Igarashi

Naoshige Uchida

Izumi Fukunaga
Cindy Poo

Hiroshi Ito
Emilio Kropff

P.70

P.71

P.66

Symposium
3S05m
Epitranscriptomics:
a new layer ofregulation in brain
development andfunction

Symposium
3S07m
Mass spectroscopy in
Neuroscience:
key methods to themolecular neuroscience

P.70

P.62

Symposium
2S05a
What does AI and bid
data bring toneuroscience ofneuropsychiatricdisorders?

Symposium
3S06m
Update on neuralmechanisms of adaptive
motor control

P.69

P.60

シンポジウム2S07mOxytocin and Diversity
in Sexual Preference,Social Bonding andAttachment fromMedaka fish to Man

P.64

Symposium
2S08a
Neurocircuitmechanisms ofsensory-feedback
guided learning

P.66

P.55

P.69

P.71

9Programs* Presentation videos can be viewed anytime during the 4-day period.

Symposium
Symposium
3S03a
Emergence andregulation of fear from mouse
behavior to humanimagination
Ai Koizumi
Dean Mobbs

P.72

Symposium
3S08a
Multiscale functional
morphology ofsleeping brain

Daisuke Miyamoto
Hiroaki Norimoto
P.75

Symposium
3S04a
Neural circuits for
motivated and conflict
behavior: from anatomy
to behavior andmodelingSymposium
3S05a
Digital approaches
for dementia
medicine andbiology

Symposium
3S06a
Hierarchy anddynamicity ofinformation
processing in theprefrontal cortex

Symposium
3S07a
Can Social Neuroscience
Address 'Real' Social
Issues?

Masaaki Ogawa
Ken-ichi Amemori
P.72

Haruhisa Inoue
Hitoshi Okazawa

Kei Watanabe

Motoaki Sugiura
Leehyun Yoon

Symposium
3S09a
Dynamics of cerebellum
and whole-brain network
in sensorimotor control

Kazuo Kitamura
Daniela Popa
Taro Ishikawa

P.75

P.73

P.73

P.74

Symposium4S02m
New Approaches toDecoding Memory
and Decision Making

Symposium
4S03m
Beyond metacognition:parallel self-evaluative
brain systems generate
exploratory actions innovel environments

Symposium
4S04m
Frontiers of neuroimaging
research addressing
within-diagnosis
heterogeneity anddeconstruction ofdiagnostic boundaries

Thomas J. Mchugh
Miho Nakajima
P.77

Kentaro Miyamoto
Rei Akaishi
P.77

Yuta Aoki
Takamitsu Watanabe
P.78
Symposium
4S04a
Patient-oriented
neuroscience;
Reverse translation
and Beyond

Symposium
4S05m
Academic trends towards
understanding andovercoming addiction

Symposium
4S06m
New knowledge about
the central role of
AMPA receptor frombidirectional approach
between basic andclinical researches

Symposium
4S07m
Understanding
environmental responsesof neural cells towards
development of brain
disorder treatment

Symposium
4S04l
Central neural mechnismof swallowing towards
therapeutic approach

Yuko Sekino
Masabumi Minami
P.78

Tomoyuki Miyazaki
Takuya Takahashi
P.79

Takuya Imamura
Kazunobu Sawamoto
P.79

Masayuki Hirata
Shaheen Hamdy

P.80

Kensuke Ikenaka
Ming-Kai Pan
P.81

S: Symposium

ES: Educational Symposium

Symposium
4S06a
A new approach
focusing on
non-sinusoidal
properties of thebrain rhythms
Takefumi Ohki

P.81

Educational Symposium
ＪSymposium
4ES03a
Past and future plansof middle age Pis

Takefumi Kikusui
Masako Myowa

P.85

PL: Plenary Lecture
O: Oral Session
Ｊ ：in Japanese

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SL: Special Lecture

SEL: Special Educational Lecture

E /J ：in English / Japanese

EL: Educational Lecture：‌Industry-Academia
Collaboration Presentation：‌Presentations by candidates
for Travel Award

The 43rd Annual Meeting of the Japan Neuroscience SocietyPrograms* Presentation videos can be viewed anytime during the 4-day period.

Oral Session
Oral Session
1O03m-3
Stem Cell
Neurobiology

Oral Session
1O04m-3
Sensory System

P.89
Oral Session
1O07m-2
Demyelination andInflammation

Oral Session
1O06m-3
Neural Representation
and Value

Oral Session
1O07m-1
Neurodevelopment  
Disorder

P.90

P.90

P.91

P.89
Oral Session
1O07m-3
Plasticity and Cognition

P.91
Oral Session
1O10m-2
Neurological Disease

Oral Session
1O05m-3
Hippocampal Function

Oral Session
1O08m-3
Sleep

Oral Session
1O09m-3
Stress and Hormone

P.92
Oral Session
1O10m-3
Ischemia and Trauma

P.92Oral Session
1O11m-1
Synapse Biology 1P.94

P.94

Oral Session
1O11a-1
Computational Theories,
Neural Network
Modeling 1 P.96

Oral Session
1O11a-2
Computational Theories,
Neural Network
Modeling 2P.97

Oral Session
2O10m-1
Early Development
and Stress

Oral Session
2O11m-2
Neural Circuit inthe Insect Brain

Oral Session
2O10a-1
Vision 1

Oral Session
2O10a-2
Vision Motor
Perception

P.99
Oral Session
3O03m-3
Learning andMemory

P.100
Oral Session
3O04m-3
Behavioral Analyses
and Imaging

P.102
Oral Session
3O08m-3
Decision Making

P.102
Oral Session
3O09m-3Olfactory System

Oral Session
3O10m-2
ALS/Tauopathy

P.108

P.108

Oral Session
4O06mSynapse in the
Hippocampus

Oral Session
4O03m
Social Behavior

P.110

P.101

Oral Session
3O10m-1
Pathology of ALS

P.107

P.111

P.96

P.98

Oral Session
3O06m-3
Voluntary Movement

Oral Session
3O11m-3
Development, Molecules
for Axon or Dendrite

Oral Session
1O11m-3
Neuronal NetworkFormation and Diseases

Oral Session
2O11m-1
Sense

Oral Session
3O05m-3
Technologies for Brain
Structure/Function
Analysis
P.103

Oral Session
3O11m-2
Development and NeuralNetwork Formation 2P.109

Oral Session
2O10m-2
Schizophrenia

P.100

Oral Session
3O11m-1
Development and NeuralNetwork Formation 1P.93

P.95

Oral Session
2O11a-1
Cerebellar Function

P.105

Oral Session
3O11a-2
Motor Learning

Oral Session
1O11m-2
Synapse Biology 2

P.98

P.105

Oral Session
3O11a-1
Vision 2

P.93

P.95

P.104

Oral Session
1O10m-1
Parkinson's Disease

P.103

P.99
Oral Session
2O11a-2
Ingestion andHomeostasis

P.101
Oral Session
3O07m-3
Technologies for Optical
Imaging and Manipulation

P.104
Oral Session
3O10m-3Alzheimer's Disease

P.106

P.106

P.109

Oral Session
3O10a-2
Axonal Regeneration
and Neural-Network
Reorganization P.109

Oral Session
3O10a-1
Glia

Oral Session
4O04m
Language andCommunication

P.111

Oral Session
4O05m
Emotion and Motivation

P.112

Oral Session
4O07m
Depression andOthers

P.112

P.112

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