IV International Symposium TOPICAL PROBLEMS OF BIOPHOTONICS

Neurobiophotonics
	Bradley Baker Korea Institute of Science and Technology; Center for Functional Connectomics, WCI, Korea	Mutagenesis of the voltage-sensing domain to improve the optical response of genetically-encoded fluorescent sensors of membrane potential
	Chi-Keung Chan Academia Sinica, Taiwan	Spontaneous reverberation in developing neuronal culture networks
	Michela Chiappalone NeuroTech Group, Department of Neuroscience and Brain Technologies, Italian Institute of Technology, Genova, Italy	Linking biological and artificial systems: towards the future integration of brain and machines
	Lawrence Cohen Yale University, USA; Korea Institute of Science and Technology	Comparing protein reporters of membrane potential and calcium as indicators of odorant responses in the in vivo mouse olfactory bulb
	Glenn Dallerac College de France, Paris, France	Glial D-serine drives dopamine-glutamate cross-talks in the prefrontal cortex
	Joost le Feber University of Twente, The Netherlands	Memory in cultured cortical networks: experiment and modeling
	Michele Giugliano University of Antwerp, Belgium; Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland; University of Sheffield, UK	Connectivity motifs in networks of model neurons with plastic synapses
	Daisuke Ito Hokkaido University, Japan	Analysis and control of cultured neuronal networks using multi-electrode arrays: from gene expression to network dynamics
	Alexander Kleschevnikov University of California San Diego, USA	Antagonists of GABAergic receptors as cognitive enhancers in down syndrome
	Pik-Yin Lai National Central University, Taiwan	A simulation study of reverberation dynamics of developing neuronal cultures
	Valeri Makarov The Complutense University of Madrid Spain	Disentanglement of local field potentials opens a window to the network dynamics
	Irina Mukhina Nizhny Novgorod State Medical Academy, Nizhny Novgorod State University, Russia	Microelectrode arrays and Ca2+ imaging in combination with in vitro model of stroke as a tool to investigate pathological changes in network activity
	Alexey Pimashkin University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia	Learning and adaptation in dissociated neural cultures grown on multielectrode arrays
	Elena Savvateeva-Popova Pavlov Institute of Physiology RAS and Saint Petersburg State University, Russia	Conformational dynamics of DNA: biological manifestations and physical approach
	Alexey Semyanov RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Japan; University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia	Spatio-temporal properties of calcium dynamics in hippocampal astrocytes
	Alexander Simonov University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia	A simple network model of epileptiform signaling in dissociated neuronal cultures
	Uhna Sung Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, South Korea	Development of new fluorescent voltage sensor proteins
	Ivan Tyukin University of Leicester, Department of Mathematics, UK	Explicit reduced-order integral formulations of state and parameter estimation problems for a class of nonlinear systems with applications to modeling of action potentials
	Robert Zorec UNI Ljubljana, Medical Faculty & CELICA Biomedical Center, Slovenia	Regulated exocytosis: fusion pore intermediates of peptidergic vesicles
	Andrei Zvyagin Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia	Luminescent nanomaterials for molecular-specific biomedical imaging