RIKEN CBS RETREAT 2024
Poster Awardees

Prize Presenter’s name Affiliation Poster title
Best of the best Ayako Ouchi Shigeyoshi Fujisawa (Systems Neurophysiology) Grid representation for predicting future pathways
Pillar 1 1st Place Kaname Ogasawara Takahiko Koike (Inter-Individual Brain Dynamics Collaboration Unit) The effects of psychological pressure on perceptual decision-making
Pillar 1 2nd Place Binglun LI Masanori Matsuzaki (Brain Functional Dynamics Collaboration Laboratory) Exploring the neural basis of mirror neuron system through calcium imaging in marmosets
Pillar 1 3rd Place Akiya Watakabe Tomomi Shimogori (Molecular Mechanisms of Brain Development) Columnar connections of the marmoset prefrontal cortex
Pillar 1 3rd Place Fumiaki SATO Masako Tamaki (Cognitive Somnology RIKEN Hakubi Research Team) Human visual recognition is reshaped by spontaneous brain activity during sleep
Pillar 2 1st Place Koji Matsuda Fumi Kubo (Sensorimotor Integration) Molecular labeling of direction-selective pretectal neuron subsets using CaMPARI-seq
Pillar 2 1st Place Xiaowei Gu Joshua Johansen (Neural Circuitry of Learning and Memory) The mechanism underlying the involvement of rat mPFC in the inference of aversive memory
Pillar 2 1st Place Fangke XU Adrian Moore (Neurodiversity) Activity Dependent Transcriptomic Changes in Periphery Nociceptors Regulate Growth and Feeding
Pillar 2 2nd Place Yusuke KASUGA Joshua Johansen (Neural Circuitry of Learning and Memory) A neural circuit targeting technique for investigating functional input-output organization in the nervous system
Pillar 2 2nd Place Kunlin HSIEH Joshua Johansen (Neural Circuitry of Learning and Memory) The role of central amygdala in respiratory interoception during reward seeking
Pillar 3 1st Place Issey SUKEDA Takeru Matsuda (Statistical Mathematics Collaboration Unit) Regularized score matching of torus graph model applied to EEG phase-based connectivity analyses
Pillar 3 2nd Place Kensuke YOSHIDA Taro Toyoizumi (Neural Computation and Adaptation) A theoretical model of schema learning during sleep
Pillar 4 1st Place Kai SATO Motomasa Tanaka (Protein Conformation Diseases) mRNA translation dynamics in excitatory neurons of mice under chronic social defeat stress-induced depression
Pillar 4 2nd Place Takahiro Morito Takaomi Saido (Proteolytic Neuroscience) Introducing Three Pathogenic Mutations into Human MAPT Knock-in Mouse Yields a Novel Model for Four-Repeat Tauopathies
Pillar 4 2nd Place Yuko Hasegawa Hirofumi Nakatomi (Biomedical Neural Dynamics Collaboration Laboratory) Characterization of Surgical Specimens from Patients with Brain Arteriovenous Malformations and Investigation of the Pathological Mechanisms Driving Disease Progression
Pillar 4 2nd Place Yuki NIWA Atsushi Takata (Molecular Pathology of Psychiatric Disorders) Unexpected opposite phenotypes between two mice models of schizophrenia with high etiological validity
Pillar 4 2nd Place Lana Okuma Hirofumi Nakatomi (Biomedical Neural Dynamics Collaboration Laboratory) Exploration of inhibitory compounds that mitigate intracranial aneurysms arising from somatic mutations