2023 Neuroethology: Behavior, Evolution and Neurobiology Gordon Research Conference and Seminar

2023神经行为学：行为、进化和神经生物学戈登研究会议暨研讨会

基本信息

批准号：
10753671
负责人：
KIM L HOKE
金额：
$ 1.26万
依托单位：
GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCES
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2023
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2023-07-15 至 2024-06-30
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10753671
关键词：
Adaptive Behaviors Anatomy Animals BRAIN initiative Behavior Behavioral Biochemical Biochemistry Brain Buffers Cell physiology Code Collaborations Communities Complement Complex Devices Environment Event Evolution Faculty Feedback Fostering Friendships Functional disorder Funding Genes Genetic Goals Hour Human Individual International Link Location Locomotion Medical Mentors Mentorship Methodology Neurobiology Neurons Neurosciences Output Pain management Participant Performance Postdoctoral Fellow Property Prosthesis Recording of previous events Recovery Request for Proposals Research Research Personnel Running Schedule Scientist Senior Scientist Sensory Shapes Societies Speed Spinal Cord Structure Students System Travel Underrepresented Populations United States National Institutes of Health Vermont Woman Work behavioral outcome broadening participation research career career development community building cost disparity reduction expectation experience forging graduate student interdisciplinary approach interest meetings member motor behavior neural neural circuit neurodevelopment neuroethology new technology novel peer posters preference programs remote location senior faculty symposium

Adaptive Behaviors Anatomy Animals BRAIN initiative Behavior Behavioral Biochemical Biochemistry Brain Buffers Cell physiology Code Collaborations Communities Complement Complex Devices Environment Event Evolution Faculty Feedback Fostering Friendships Functional disorder Funding Genes Genetic Goals Hour Human Individual International Link Location Locomotion Medical Mentors Mentorship Methodology Neurobiology Neurons Neurosciences Output Pain management Participant Performance Postdoctoral Fellow Property Prosthesis Recording of previous events Recovery Request for Proposals Research Research Personnel Running Schedule Scientist Senior Scientist Sensory Shapes Societies Speed Spinal Cord Structure Students System Travel Underrepresented Populations United States National Institutes of Health Vermont Woman Work behavioral outcome broadening participation research career career development community building cost disparity reduction expectation experience forging graduate student interdisciplinary approach interest meetings member motor behavior neural neural circuit neurodevelopment neuroethology new technology novel peer posters preference programs remote location senior faculty symposium

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项目摘要

Project Summary: This proposal requests funds to support the 10th Gordon Research Conference (GRC) in Neuroethology, to be held August 6 - August 11, 2023 at Mount Snow, West Dover Vermont, USA. Funds received from the NIH will be used solely to defray the travel and registration costs incurred by students, postdocs, and other invited speakers, with preference being given to early career scientists, women, and members of under-represented groups in STEM. The GRC will be preceded by a two day Graduate Research Seminar (GRS) organized by a graduate student and postdoctoral fellow along with invited mentors that are leaders in the field. The GRS offers graduate students and postdocs an opportunity to present their current research and to build a sense of community within their field prior to attending the GRC. Together, the GRC and GRS provide unique opportunities for networking and collaboration. Central to the BRAIN initiative is a growing appreciation that the neural circuit dynamics that underlie complex behaviors vary strikingly based on context, and hence studies of natural behaviors in diverse animals are critical for a meaningful understanding of the neural basis of behavior. Recent cutting-edge methodologies and computational approaches in neuroethology are revealing how features of individual neurons (e.g. biochemistry, connectivity) impact circuit function, and how recent history, homeostatic mechanisms, and energetics shape neural circuit output and hence behavioral performance. The 2023 GRC program encompasses a multidisciplinary approach to neural circuit computations. The speakers are applying new technologies in diverse animals to link genes, biochemistry, anatomy, and physiology of cells to emergent circuit properties. Animals experience varying and unpredictable sensory environments and themselves have variable experiences and internal states – all of which impact neuron and circuit properties. Neural circuits have evolved homeostatic mechanisms to buffer variability as well as diverse forms of plasticity to tune themselves to meet the ongoing needs of the animals. The resulting circuit configurations influence neural coding and the abilities of animals to perform adaptive behaviors in complex, real world environments.

项目摘要：该建议要求资金支持第十戈登研究会议（GRC）神经授位学，以便 2023年8月6日至8月11日在美国西多佛佛蒙特州的山雪山举行。从NIH收到的资金将仅用于支付学生，博士后和其他被邀请的旅行和注册费用演讲者偏爱早期的职业科学家，妇女和人为不足的成员茎中的组。 GRC将在由A组织的为期两天的研究生研究研讨会（GRS）研究生和博士后研究员以及该领导者的受邀导师。 GRS 为研究生和博士后提供一个机会，可以介绍他们当前的研究并建立一种感知参加GRC之前的社区。 GRC和GRS一起提供了独特的网络和协作的机会。大脑倡议的中心是越来越多的欣赏，即神经电路动力学的基础行为基于上下文的显着变化，因此对潜水动物的自然行为的研究是对行为的神经元基础有意义的理解至关重要。最近的尖端方法和神经义学的计算方法揭示了单个神经元的特征如何（例如生物化学，连通性）影响电路功能以及最近的历史，稳态机制和如何能量学塑造神经回路输出，从而塑造行为表现。 2023 GRC计划涵盖了神经电路计算的多学科方法。演讲者正在申请新潜水动物的技术将基因，生物化学，解剖学和细胞的生理学联系起来电路属性。动物体验各种和不可预测的感官环境，他们本身可变体验和内部状态 - 所有这些都会影响神经元和电路特性。神经回路将体内平衡机制发展为缓冲区变异性以及潜水员的可塑性形式以调整自己满足动物的持续需求。产生的电路配置会影响神经元编码和动物在复杂的现实世界环境中进行自适应行为的能力。