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1 SEVENTH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME Future and Emerging Technologies Collaborative project Deliverables D73 Workshop Project acronym: MAGNETRODES Full title: Electromagnetic detection of neural activity at cellular resolution Project number: 600730 Call identifier: FP7ICT20119 Funding scheme: Collaborative project Starting date: January 1 st , 2013 Duration: 36 months Due date to the deliverable: Month 36 Send date: December 7 th , 2015 Lead partner: CEA Classification: Confidential
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SEVENTH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME
Future and Emerging Technologies Collaborative project
Deliverables D7-‐3
Workshop Project acronym: MAGNETRODES Full title: Electromagnetic detection of neural activity at cellular resolution Project number: 600730 Call identifier: FP7-‐ICT-‐2011-‐9 Funding scheme: Collaborative project Starting date: January 1st, 2013 Duration: 36 months Due date to the deliverable: Month 36 Send date: December 7th, 2015 Lead partner: CEA Classification: Confidential
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Executive summary of achieved results: A workshop has been organized in Lisbon on November 23d-‐25th, 2015 on Magnetic probes for neural investigation & Magnetic modelling of neurons.
Description of the work
1. Overall description. The workshop has been hosted at the Academy of Sciences of Portugal in Lisbon. It has included oral presentations as well as a poster session. The oral sessions have been: -‐ Sensors for large/medium scale measurement -‐ Sensors for local measurements -‐ Stimulating the brain-‐ TMS and tDCS -‐ Modelling -‐ Magnetic recordings Amongst the 34 participants, 14 were students or post-‐doctoral fellows. Six speakers were invited, 2 of them (Mavi Sanchez and Patrick Ruther) from two FP7-‐FET programs (Corticonic and Neuroseeker). Three talks have been presented by PhD student or post-‐docs. Participants were coming from USA, UK, Germany, Finland, Spain, Portugal, Finland and France.
2. Program The detailed program is given below: Monday, November 23d 2015
8:30-‐9:00
Registration /Opening
9:00-‐10:30
Session 1 – Sensors for large/medium scale measurement -‐ Lauri Parkkonen (Aalto University, Helsinki): Measuring MEG with SQUID sensors: State of the art and its limitations -‐ Tilmann Sander (PTB, Berlin): Multi-‐sensor measurements of biomagnetic fields using optically pumped magnetometers
10:30-‐11:00
Coffee break
11:00-‐12:00
Session 2 – Sensors for local measurements -‐ Myriam Pannetier-‐Lecoeur (CEA Saclay): Spin electronics sensors for biomagnetic signals detection and medical imaging
12:15-‐14:00
Lunch
14:00-‐15:30
Session 3 – Sensors for local measurements -‐ Patrick Ruther (IMTEK-‐University of Freiburg): High-‐density neural recording based on advanced silicon probe technologies -‐ Susana Cardoso (INESC-‐MN, Lisbon): Magneto resistive probes for local magnetic field detection
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15:30-‐16:00
Coffee break
16:00-‐17:30
Session 4 – Stimulating the brain TMS &TDCs -‐ Risto Ilmoniemi (Aalto University, Helsinki): TMS and tDCS -‐ Mavi Sanchez (ICREA-‐IDIBAPS, Barcelona, Spain): Electrical stimulation for controlling cortical rhythmic activity and for probing the network
Tuesday, November 24th 2015
9:00-‐10:30
Session 5 – Modelling -‐ Yoshio Okada (Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School): Invariance in current dipole moment density across brain structures and species -‐ Alain Destexhe (UNIC-‐CNRS): Modeling the magnetic field of single cells up to populations of neurons
10:30-‐11:00
Coffee break
11:00-‐12:30
Session 6 – Modelling -‐ Francesca Barbieri (UNIC-‐CNRS): Modeling the magnetic field generated by morphologically realistic hippocampal neurons -‐ Joonas Iivanainen (Aalto University, Helsinki): Bioelectromagnetic fields at scales from neuron to brain: theory and modeling
12:30-‐14:00
Lunch
14:00-‐15:30
Posters Session
15:30-‐16:00
Coffee break
16:00-‐18:00
Social Event/ Visit of Academia das Ciências
19:30-‐22:30
Workshop diner at La Paparrucha Rua D. Pedro V, 18 a 20, 1250-‐094 Lisboa
Wednesday, November 25th 2015
9:00-‐10:30
Session 7 – Magnetic recordings -‐ Padmavathi Sundaram (Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging): Magnitudes and distribution of the local magnetic field in a brain tissue produced by synchronized population activity determined with MRI -‐ Gilles Ouanounou (UNIC-‐CNRS): Skeletal muscle magnetic signature
10:30-‐11:00
Coffee break
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11:00-‐12:30
Session 8 – Magnetic recordings -‐ Thomas Wunderle (ESI, Frankfurt): GMR-‐based in-‐vivo recording of event-‐related magnetic fields -‐ Claude Fermon (CEA Saclay): Local Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy
12:30-‐14:00
Lunch
14:00-‐15:30
Closing
3. Workshop dissemination A booklet of abstract has been distributed to all participants, as well as the contact list of participants. A large part of the presentations have been shared amongst the participants. Some pictures of the events have been posted on the website.
Figure1: Picture of the workshop participants.
Conclusions We have organized a workshop on a topics related to those investigated in the Magnetrodes project. This two-‐and-‐half days event has allowed presenting the scientific output of the project, as well to have talk for renowned speakers in the field. This workshop has allowed many discussions and drawn pathways for future collaborations.
