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CNS*2026 Halifax

Etay Hay

Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

Scientist

haybrainlab.com

10:10am ADT

Coffee break Ballroom Salon

3:00pm ADT

Coffee break Ballroom Salon

5:20pm ADT

Keynote 1: Bratislav Misic Ballroom B1

6:20pm ADT

Welcome Reception TBA

9:10am ADT

Keynote 2: Mac Shine, "The Neurobiological Basis of Consciousness" Ballroom B1

10:10am ADT

Coffee Break Ballroom Salon

10:40am ADT

FO1: The Synapse-Pairing Tradeoff: How Clustering, Bursts, and Dendritic Location Enable Robust Plasticity In-Vivo Ballroom B1

11:10am ADT

O1: Biologically plausible credit assignment via neuronal frequency multiplexing Ballroom B1

11:30am ADT

O2: A unifying account of rTMS and rTFUS neurostimulation effects based on calcium-dependent synaptic plasticity theory and an equivalent-energy principle Ballroom B1

11:50am ADT

O3: Compartmentalized learning through coupled electrochemical adaptation in cortical pyramidal neurons Ballroom B1

3:50pm ADT

Coffee break Ballroom Salon

4:20pm ADT

Poster Session 1 Ballroom B2 P003: How long we live? Insights into neural ageing using fractional harmonic oscillator Ballroom B2 P025: A Conductance-Based Whole-Brain Modeling Framework for Isolating Pharmacological Effects on Excitation-Inhibition Dynamics Ballroom B2 P036: Inferring microcircuit aging from subject EEG and linking to cognitive decline Ballroom B2 P037: The effects of reduced somatostatin interneuron inhibition in depression on multilayered human cortical microcircuit activity. Ballroom B2 P040: Dendritic calcium dynamics shape functionally relevant human E-/MEG ~20Hz beta events: a biophysical modeling study Ballroom B2

9:10am ADT

Keynote 3: Blake Richards, "Exponentiated gradients support effective learning in biologically relevant scenarios" Ballroom B1

10:10am ADT

Coffee break Ballroom Salon

11:10am ADT

O9: Low-Dimensional Communication Subspaces Reveal Distributed Information Across Neural Areas Ballroom B1

11:30am ADT

O10: A mathematical language for large-scale spike recordings from hundreds to thousands of neurons Ballroom B1

3:10pm ADT

O15: Exact mathematical description of computation with transient spatiotemporal dynamics in recurrent neural networks Ballroom B1

3:50pm ADT

Coffee break Ballroom Salon

4:20pm ADT

Poster Session 2 Ballroom B2 P051: Stimulation Induced Effects on the Collective Dynamics of a Recurrently-Connected Excitatory-Inhibitory Network Ballroom B2 P054: Single-cell adaptation makes heterogeneity a dynamic feature of neural networks Ballroom B2 P066: Variability and Degeneracy In Simulations of Primary Motor Cortex Pyramidal Tract Neurons Ballroom B2 P067: Modeling spreading depolarization in neocortical microcircuits Ballroom B2 P079: Competitive dynamics in a biophysical model of rat somatosensory cortex Ballroom B2 P080: The Synapse-Pairing Tradeoff: How Clustering, Bursts, and Dendritic Location Enable Robust Plasticity In-Vivo Ballroom B2 P083: Biophysical model of auditory thalamocortical circuit reveals GABAB-dependent control of N1 deficits in Schizophrenia Ballroom B2

9:00am ADT

Neuronal heterogeneity’s role in network dynamics and computation Room 501

10:30am ADT

2:10pm ADT

Keynote 4: Stephanie Jones (Brown University), "Uncovering the Mechanism and Meaning of EEG/MEG Measured Brain Dynamics with the Human Neocortical Neurosolver Software" Ballroom B1

3:30pm ADT

Coffee break Ballroom Salon

5:00pm ADT

Poster Session 3 Ballroom B2 P111: VIP-Mediated Attentional Modulation of Persistent Activity in a Cortical Microcircuit Model Ballroom B2 P112: Biologically Realistic Models of Synaptic Release at Human Cortical Synapses Ballroom B2 P128: Ion Channels Tune Population-Level Intrinsic Biophysical Heterogeneity Ballroom B2

9:30pm ADT

Party Garrison Brewing Company

9:00am ADT

Detailed models of brain microcircuit activity and signals in clinical applications Room 501

10:30am ADT

Coffee Break Ballroom Salon

3:30pm ADT

Coffee break Ballroom Salon