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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20230126T130000

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URL:https://biology.technion.ac.il/en/seminars/dr-avner-wallach-zuckerman-
 mind-brain-and-behavior-institute-at-columbia-university-ny/

SUMMARY:Dr. Avner Wallach - Zuckerman Mind\, Brain\, and Behavior Institute
  at Columbia University\, NY [No Categories]
DESCRIPTION:Location: Faculty Of Biology Auditorium  Dr. Avner Wallach\n Af
 filiation: \n Host:Prof. Benjamin Podbilewicz  \n An Internal Model of Sen
 sorimotor Context in Freely Swimming Electric Fish\n\nInternal models that
  predict the sensory consequences of motor actions are vital for sensory\,
  motor\, and cognitive functions. However\, under real-world conditions\, 
 the relationships between motor action and sensory input are complex and m
 ay vary moment-to-moment depending on the environmental context. At the ne
 ural circuit level\, little is known about how predictions are generated u
 nder such challenging conditions. Using novel methods for underwater neura
 l recording\, quantitative analysis of unconstrained behavior\, and comput
 ational modeling\, I’ve found evidence for an unexpectedly sophisticated
  internal model at the first stage of active electrosensory processing in 
 mormyrid fish. Closed-loop manipulations reveal that individual electrosen
 sory lobe neurons are capable of learning and storing multiple context-spe
 cific predictions of the sensory consequences of motor commands. These res
 ults provide mechanistic insights into how internal\, motor-related signal
 s and information about environmental context are combined within cerebell
 um-like circuitry to predict the sensory consequences of natural behavior.
  Finally\, I will discuss using the electric fish as a model for studying 
 the interactions between low-level sensorimotor circuits and high-level me
 mory and decision-making circuits.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\; 
LOCATION:Faculty Of Biology Auditorium

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