CNS*2026 Halifax

CNS*2026 Halifax

Ballroom B1

Ballroom Salon

Room 501

9:00am • Building mechanistic biophysical models using NEURON and NetPyNE: from molecules to circuit dynamics to LFP/EEG measures

Room 502

9:00am • From Graphs to Foundation Models: Modern Approaches to Neural Population Analysis
1:00pm • Let there be Neulite: A short introduction to a light-weight neuron simulator

Room 505

Room 508

9:00am • OCNS Board Meeting

TBA

6:20pm • Welcome Reception

Ballroom B1

9:00am • Announcements
9:10am • Keynote 2: Mac Shine, "The Neurobiological Basis of Consciousness"
10:40am • FO1: The Synapse-Pairing Tradeoff: How Clustering, Bursts, and Dendritic Location Enable Robust Plasticity In-Vivo
11:10am • O1: Biologically plausible credit assignment via neuronal frequency multiplexing
11:30am • O2: A unifying account of rTMS and rTFUS neurostimulation effects based on calcium-dependent synaptic plasticity theory and an equivalent-energy principle
11:50am • O3: Compartmentalized learning through coupled electrochemical adaptation in cortical pyramidal neurons
12:10pm • O4: Rewarding Control: Feedback-Phase-Dependent 2Hz Medial Frontal Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation Shifts the Expected Value of Control
2:00pm • FO2: Norepinephrine Restores Cortical Dynamics and Enables Machine Learning–Based Severity Mapping in a Multiscale Model of Parkinson’s Disease
2:30pm • O5: Impact of EAAT2 Dysfunction on AMPA/NMDA-Mediated Excitability in Neuronal Activity
2:50pm • O6: Multiscale modeling of neural markers for adaptive deep brain stimulation in Parkinson’s Disease
3:10pm • O7: Decreased alpha/theta temporal ExSEnt of left prefrontal cortex: a robust biomarker of dementia
3:30pm • O8: Frequency-dependent modulation of cortical traveling waves during general anesthesia

Ballroom B2

Ballroom Salon

TBA

Ballroom B1

Ballroom B2

Ballroom Salon

TBA

Ballroom B1

Ballroom B2

Ballroom Salon

3:30pm • Coffee break

Room 501

9:00am • Neuronal heterogeneity’s role in network dynamics and computation

Room 502

9:00am • Modeling Ion Dynamics in the Brain: From Cells to Networks and Global (Dys)-Functional States

Room 504

9:00am • Constraining large-scale models of brain dynamics with local biological properties: Methods and applications

Room 505

9:00am • Mapping extracellular waveforms produced by the three neuronal compartments

Room 506

9:00am • Building clinically impactful models in computational psychiatry: A worked example using induced pluripotent stem-cell derived neuronal data

Room 507

9:00am • Controlling Neural Network Stability

Room 602

9:00am • Social Neuro-AI

Room 603

9:00am • Evolution, Computation and the Origins of Nervous Systems: from Animal Models to Neuromorphic Engineering

Room 604

9:00am • Workshop on Methods of Information Theory in Computational Neuroscience

TBA

Ballroom Salon

Room 501

9:00am • Detailed models of brain microcircuit activity and signals in clinical applications

Room 502

9:00am • Computational modeling of neuromodulation technologies

Room 503

9:00am • The 4D Connectome: Development, Structure, Function and Dynamics

Room 505

9:00am • Evolution, Computation and the Origins of Nervous Systems: from Animal Models to Neuromorphic Engineering

Room 506/7

9:00am • Workshop on Methods of Information Theory in Computational Neuroscience

TBA

8:15am • Registration