Neuroscience Events

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Tuesday, April 14th
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2015
9:00 AM	Neuroscience #1 Effects of Cell-Signaling Pathway Modulation on In Vitro MPC Phenotype and Myotube Formation. Alyssa Althoff 9:00 AM - 10:20 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
9:00 AM	Neuroscience #1 Eyes-closed Rest Provides a Memory Benefit Kate Brokaw 9:00 AM - 10:20 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
9:00 AM	Neuroscience #1 Growth and Imaging of Spinal Cord Motor Neurons in a 3-Dimensional Cell Culture Sarah Beasley 9:00 AM - 10:20 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
9:00 AM	Neuroscience #1 'Modeling an endophenotype for susceptibility to alcoholism: Opioid-mediated single exposure conditioned place preference to ethanol in mice Katie Annand 9:00 AM - 10:20 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
9:00 AM	Neuroscience #1 Will blocking the dopamine D3 receptor decrease the expression of PTSD in rats? Clark Dixon 9:00 AM - 10:20 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
10:30 AM	Neuroscience #2 CSF & Neuropsychological Correlates of Visual Hallucination in Dementia with Lewy bodies Manuel Hazim 10:30 AM - 11:50 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
10:30 AM	Neuroscience #2 'Modeling an endophenotype for susceptibility to alcoholism: Opioid-mediated single exposure conditioned place preference to ethanol in mice Annie Hand 10:30 AM - 11:50 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
10:30 AM	Neuroscience #2 Neurological Injury After Cardiac Arrest: Associations of No Flow and Low Flow Time on Outcome and Severity of Brain Injury Paige Hickey 10:30 AM - 11:50 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
10:30 AM	Neuroscience #3 Paradoxical functional facilitation of stimulus-reward association learning in macaques with neonatal perirhinal lesions Nirav Mathur 10:30 AM - 11:50 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
10:30 AM	Neuroscience #2 Sleep Spindles, Memory Consolidation, and Test Expectation Kelly Hamilton 10:30 AM - 11:50 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
10:30 AM	Neuroscience #2 Stereological analysis of GABAergic interneurons in the striatum of a transgenic Huntington's disease monkey model Juyun Kim 10:30 AM - 11:50 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
1:00 PM	Neuroscience #3 A Comparison of reward pathways between socially-influenced and stress-induced drinking habits in adolescent and adult mice Dixon Lee 1:00 PM - 2:20 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
1:00 PM	Neuroscience #3 An investigation of the effects of single prolonged stress (SPS) on male Sprague Dawley rats' propensity to self-administer cocaine Will Laurenzo 1:00 PM - 2:20 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
1:00 PM	Neuroscience #3 Fight, flight, or food? The effects of chronic food restriction upon activation of glucagon-like peptide-1 and A2 neurons of the caudal nucleus of the solitary tract and the circuitry of stress responses Matt Phillips 1:00 PM - 2:20 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
1:00 PM	Neuroscience #3 The Impact of Future Relevance on Dream Content and Sleep-Dependent Memory Consolidation Stephani Manceor 1:00 PM - 2:20 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
1:00 PM	Neuroscience #3 Will “huffing” glue (toluene) in adolescence increase intravenous cocaine use in adulthood? Matthew Luczak 1:00 PM - 2:20 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
2:30 PM	Neuroscience #4 Aspects of spontaneous human laughter as it relates to negative and positive prime stimuli through the observation of event-related potentials Albert Thompson 2:30 PM - 3:50 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
2:30 PM	Neuroscience #4 Elucidating the Role of Deubiquitinating Enzymes in a Yeast Model for Parkinson's Disease. Megan Willner 2:30 PM - 3:50 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
2:30 PM	Neuroscience #4 Nerve Growth Factor Expression in the Septum and Dentate Gyrus During Lesion-Induced Septohippocampal Axonal Sprouting Mckenna Redwine 2:30 PM - 3:50 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
2:30 PM	Neuroscience #4 Salt Taste Genetics Matt Whitmire 2:30 PM - 3:50 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
2:30 PM	Neuroscience #4 Slow EEG Oscillations Correlate with Memory Consolidation during Rest Ward Tishler 2:30 PM - 3:50 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
2:30 PM	Neuroscience #4 The Effect of CSPG Inhibitory Peptides on Dorsal Root Ganglion Neurite Growth Emily Sewell 2:30 PM - 3:50 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Department Organized Oral Session
2016
Tuesday, April 12th
10:30 AM	Kid Talk-Vanderbilt University London Anderson 10:30 AM - 11:50 AM Library Neuroscience Poster (tri-fold)
10:30 AM	Thrombin Plays A role in Creating the Hostile Environment Associated With A Decrease in Neuron Survival Following Spinal Cord Injury Maddie Ritter 10:30 AM - 11:50 AM PAC Neuroscience Poster (less than 64")
1:00 PM	Neuroscience Research #1 Do Dopamine D3 Antagonists block alcohol consumption in PTSD-like Mice? Ann Awadalla 1:00 PM - 2:20 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
1:00 PM	Neuroscience Research #1 Does D3 Antagonism Affect Binge-Drinking in PTSD-like Mice?" Kyle Duke 1:00 PM - 2:20 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
1:00 PM	Neuroscience Research #1 Impact of Test Expectancy on Sleep-Dependent Memory Consolidation Stephanie Manceor 1:00 PM - 2:20 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
1:00 PM	Neuroscience Research #1 Resting state EEG correlates of memory consolidation Kate Brokaw 1:00 PM - 2:20 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
2:30 PM	Neuroscience Research #2 Does Dopamine D3 Antagonism Decrease Oral Self-Administration of Ethanol in PTSD-model Sprague Dawley Rats? Chris Searles 2:30 PM - 3:50 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
2:30 PM	Neuroscience Research #2 The Effect of Cognitive Load on Memory Consolidation During a Short Period of Waking Rest Ted Summer 2:30 PM - 3:50 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
2:30 PM	Neuroscience Research #2 Thrombin plays a role in creating the hostile environment associated with a decrease in neuron survival following spinal cord injury. Jason Pecorella 2:30 PM - 3:50 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
2017
Tuesday, April 4th
10:30 AM	Effects of a high fat diet on cognition: microbes and microglia Scotlyn Patterson Juhi Saxena 10:30 AM PAC Biology Poster (less than 64")
10:30 AM	Research in Neuroscience #1 Epigenetic Profiling of Pediatric Brain Tumors Gavin Rice 10:30 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
10:30 AM	Research in Neuroscience #1 The Effects of Targeted Memory Reactivation During Sleep on Memory Consolidation: Meta Analysis Ilya Filatov 10:30 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
10:30 AM	Research in Neuroscience #3 The Role of Dopamine Antagonists Blocking the D3 Receptor in Decreased Expression of PTSD in Mice Lauren Girouard 10:30 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
10:30 AM	Research in Neuroscience #1 Unlearning Implicit Social Biases During Sleep: A Replication Study Graelyn Humiston 10:30 AM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
1:00 PM	Research in Neuroscience #2 The Role of the D3 Receptor in Alcohol Consumption in PTSD Swiss Webster Mice Ben Otto Sunderman 1:00 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
1:00 PM	Research in Neuroscience #2 Transcranial Alternating-Current Stimulaton and Wakeful Memory Consolidation Nathan Moliterno 1:00 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
1:00 PM	Research in Neuroscience #2 Will Blocking the Brain's Dopamine D3 Receptor Decrease the Expression of PTSD in Mice? Wade Miller 1:00 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
1:00 PM	Research in Neuroscience #2 Will Blocking the Dopamine D3 Receptor Decrease the Intravenous (IV) Self-Administration of Morphine in PTSD Rats? Jackson Perry 1:00 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
2:30 PM	Research in Neuroscience #1 Characterization of the Igf-1 System in the CNS of Mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) Carter Jardon 2:30 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
2:30 PM	Research in Neuroscience #3 Dopamine D3 Antagonism Decreases alcohol consumption in a PTSD rat model Drew Kern 2:30 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
2:30 PM	Research in Neuroscience #3 Regionalization of cell proliferation and neurogenesis in the CNS of mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) Tergel Erdenetsogt 2:30 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
2:30 PM	Research in Neuroscience #3 The Influence of Sleep vs. Waking Rest on Concept Learning and Declarative Memory Kyleigh Sage 2:30 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
2:30 PM	Research in Neuroscience #3 The PDGF-PDGFR signaling pathway as a potential targeted therapy to reduce retinoblastoma cell survival and increase apoptosis Maddie Ritter 2:30 PM Johns Hall 208 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
2018
Tuesday, April 10th
10:00 AM	NS Group 1 Investigating Waking States with EEG, Pupillometry, and Stimulus Detection Performance Haleigh Kunich Piper Powell 10:00 AM Johns Hall 207 Neuroscience Other
10:00 AM	NS Group 1 Presence of an N400 Event Related Potential (ERP) Component with Mismatched Audio-Visual Stimuli Rosemary Andrews Nicole Shea Natalie Russo 10:00 AM Johns Hall 207 Neuroscience Other
10:00 AM	NS Group 1 The Influence of Thrombin and Anti-Thrombin on Axon Development of Motor Neurons in C. elegans Kinsey Peterson 10:00 AM Johns Hall 207 Neuroscience Other
10:00 AM	NS Group 1 The Role of the D3 Receptor in Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Peter Buccini Shaun Markarian 10:00 AM Johns Hall 207 Neuroscience Other
10:00 AM	Neuroscience Using C.elegans to Examine Growth Cone Collapse in a Thrombin-Rich Environment Kinsey Peterson 10:00 AM Johns Hall 207 Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
11:15 AM	NS Group 2 Anticipation of Reward in Anorexia Nervosa and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Asha Mehta Molly Vierhile James Lock 11:15 AM Johns Hall 207 Neuroscience Other
11:15 AM	NS Group 2 How does a high saturated fat diet affect Blood Brain Barrier integrity? Nikita Deshpande Tristan Pesaresi Juhi Saxena 11:15 AM Johns Hall 207 Neuroscience Other
11:15 AM	NS Group 2 Protein Kinase C-delta Regulates Cellular Attachment, Survival, and Metastases- Associated Genes in Uveal Melanoma Ansley Ulmer Bradley T. Gao Zachary Goldsmith 11:15 AM Johns Hall 207 Neuroscience Other
11:15 AM	Connecting with our Greenville Community through internships in Human Service Non-profit Leadership Safe Harbor Anju Saxena 11:15 AM Hipp Hall 209 Education Individual Oral Presentation
11:15 AM	NS Group 2 The effects of a high fat diet on microglial activiation as reported by MHC Class II molecules. Tristan Pesaresi Nikita Deshpande Juhi Saxena 11:15 AM Johns Hall 207 Neuroscience Other
2:30 PM	Attentional Set-Shifting Task in Socially vs. Non-Socially Housed Rats Amy Mason 2:30 PM PAC gym Neuroscience Poster
2:30 PM	The role of textbooks in higher education Kinsey Peterson 2:30 PM PAC gym Science Education Poster
2:30 PM	The Use of Photic Stimulation to Alter Alpha Power in the EEG and Effects on Memory Katherine Nimchuk 2:30 PM PAC gym Neuroscience Poster
3:30 PM	A Summer Serving Those with Disabilities and Special Needs Molly Pruitt 3:30 PM PAC dance studio Neuroscience Slideshow
2019
Tuesday, April 9th
9:45 AM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session I Sex Differences in Microgial Activation and Neuroinflammation On a High Fat Diet in Mice Renata Buffalino 9:45 AM Johns Hall 208 Biology Department Organized Oral Session
9:45 AM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session I The Comorbidity of PTSD and Alcohol Consumption with the Use of a D3 Antagonist Mutaz Sarhan 9:45 AM Johns Hall 208 Biology Department Organized Oral Session
9:45 AM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session I The Effect of Smartphone Use on Memory Consolidation Ashley Hall Chandler Rhea 9:45 AM Johns Hall 208 Biology Department Organized Oral Session
9:45 AM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session I Use of Photic Stimulation to Alter Alpha Power in the EEG and Effects on Memory Katherine Nimchuk 9:45 AM Johns Hall 208 Biology Department Organized Oral Session
9:45 AM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session I Using a D3 Receptor Antagonist to Reduce PTSD-like Symptoms in a Female Rodent Model Vidyaa Gudivada 9:45 AM Johns Hall 208 Biology Department Organized Oral Session
11:15 AM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session II Cerebellar atrophy in a non-human primate model of Parkinson’s disease Bernadette Chaney 11:15 AM Johns Hall 208 Biology Department Organized Oral Session
11:15 AM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session II Does Smartphone Use Affect Memory Consolidation Chandler Rhea Ashley Hall 11:15 AM Johns Hall 208 Biology Department Organized Oral Session
11:15 AM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session II The Effect of Meditation on Memory Consolidation Megan Collins 11:15 AM Johns Hall 208 Biology Department Organized Oral Session
11:15 AM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session II The effects of a dopamine D3 antagonist on the comorbidity of PTSD and alcohol consumption in a rodent model Hope Roberson 11:15 AM Johns Hall 208 Biology Department Organized Oral Session
1:45 PM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session III Diet-Induced Neuroinflammation: Microgliosis Due to Binge Eating Juhi Saxena Anju Saxena 1:45 PM Johns Hall 208 Psychology Department Organized Oral Session
1:45 PM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session III Preservation of cognitive flexibility through social and environmental enrichment Amy Mason 1:45 PM Johns Hall 208 Psychology Department Organized Oral Session
1:45 PM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session III Sex differences in response to a high fat diet: astrogliosis Caroline Daly 1:45 PM Johns Hall 208 Psychology Department Organized Oral Session
1:45 PM	Neuroscience Program Talks Session III The Comorbidity of PTSD and Alcohol Use in Rodents and the Role of a D3 Receptor Antagonist Alexandra Foster Mutaz Sarhan 1:45 PM Johns Hall 208 Psychology Department Organized Oral Session
3:00 PM	Table 17: Medical/Healthcare Internship with Clarity Upstate Amy Mason 3:00 PM PAC Hallway Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
3:00 PM	Table 17: Medical/Healthcare Internship with GHS-Kidnetics-OT, Sports Medicine Aquatic Therapy Hope Roberson 3:00 PM PAC Hallway Neuroscience Individual Oral Presentation
4:00 PM	Defining Japanese Style Meditation Techniques for Use in Neuroscience Research Megan Collins 4:00 PM PAC Gym Asian Studies Poster
4:00 PM	Glial response following an adipose tissue implant Saxena Anju 4:00 PM PAC Gym Neuroscience Poster
4:00 PM	Reducing PTSD-like Symptoms with a D3 Antagonist in a Rodent Model of PTSD JD Gierach 4:00 PM PAC Gym Psychology Poster
4:00 PM	THE DOPAMINE D3 ANTAGONIST SB-27701A ABOLISHES PTSD-LIKE SYMPTOMS IN MALE C57BL/J6 MICE Darryl Peoples Regan Schuetze 4:00 PM PAC Gym Psychology Poster

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