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Weekly Seminar Series on

Engineering
Neuroscience
&
Health

at the University of Southern California


Organized by Francisco Valero-Cuevas

2007-2008 Academic Year here

Coming up: 2009-2010 Academic Year here


2008-2009 Academic Year

Time
Monday, 4-5 pm

Refreshments will be served from 3 to 4 pm.

Locations
University Park Campus (UPC): Hedco Neuroscience Building (HNB)  100     map
Health Sciences Campus (HSC): Center for the Health Professions (CHP)  147     map

All available webcasts are hosted here

Schedule of Speakers

Fall semester (2008) | Spring semester (2009)

Fall semester, 2008
Date Speaker Institution Live Location Title Host Notes
9/1 University Holiday
Labor Day
- - - - -
9/2, Tue Hartmut Geyer University of Jena, Germany UPC From legged dynamics to motor control of human locomotion Jonas Buchli URL
9/8 Hod Lipson Cornell University UPC Mining experimental data for dynamical invariants - from cognitive robotics to biomechanics and computational biology Francisco Valero-Cuevas URL
9/15 Robert Gregor University of Southern California HSC Sensorimotor Control of Locomotion: Loss of Length-Dependent Input - URL
9/22 Kiisa Nishikawa Northern Arizona University UPC Neuromechanics of elastic energy storage and recovery during ballistic movements Heiko Hoffmann URL
9/29 Gerald Loeb University of Southern California UPC The spinal cord makes sensorimotor control easy to do but difficult to understand - URL
10/6 Louis Goldstein University of Southern California UPC Combinatorial Phonology: Vocal gestures and their coupling - URL
10/13 James Weiland University of Southern California HSC Retinal Prosthesis for the Blind - URL
10/20 Kelly Cole University of Iowa UPC How Do We Discover Why Manual Dexterity Declines with Old Age? Jason Kutch URL
10/27 Dani Byrd University of Southern California UPC Linguistic structuring of speech articulation - URL
11/03 Lena Ting Emory University and Georgia Tech UPC Standing in balance: Translating high-level intentions into low-level motor commands in animals, humans, and robots Francisco Valero-Cuevas URL
11/10 Paul Newton University of Southern California UPC Vortex lattice theory - A particle interaction perspective - URL
11/17 Society for Neuroscience meeting in Washington, D.C. - - - - -
11/24 Todd Coleman University of Illinois UPC Applications of Feedback System Engineering Principles to the Design of Brain-Machine Interfaces Shri Narayanan URL
12/1 Michael Arbib University of Southern California UPC Tool Use, End-Effectors and Sequential Action - URL
12/8 Simon Giszter Drexel University UPC Primitives and notions of modularity in spinal cord Heiko Hoffmann URL
12/15 Scott Grafton University of California, Santa Barbara HSC Embodied Cognition: How physical experience changes the way we see other people and things Carolee Winstein URL
12/22 Holiday break - - - - -
12/29 University Holiday
Winter Recess
- - - - -

Spring semester, 2009
Date Speaker Institution Live Location Title Host Notes
1/5 Holiday break - - - - -
1/12 Richard L. Lieber University of California, San Diego HSC Biological and Biomechanical Basis of Muscle Injury Francisco Valero-Cuevas URL
1/19 University Holiday
Martin Luther King Day
- - - - -
1/22 Minoru Shinohara Georgia Institute of Technology HSC Sympathetic modulation of afferent input and motor output variability Francisco Valero-Cuevas URL
1/26 Caroline LeClercq,
Vincent Hentz
Institut de la Main (The Hand Institute), Paris, France;
Stanford University
HSC Engineering challenges in the area of hand surgery Francisco Valero-Cuevas URL LeClercq,
URL Hentz
2/2 Stuart Binder-Macleod University of Delaware HSC Force Optimization During Electrical Activation of Skeletal Muscle: From the Bench to the Bedside Linda Fetters URL
2/9 Laurent Itti University of Southern California UPC Modeling bottom-up and top-down visual attention in humans and monkeys - URL
2/16 University Holiday
Presidents' Day
- - - - -
2/23 Philip Requejo Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center HSC Evidence-Based Strategies to Preserve Shoulder Function in Manual Wheelchair Users - URL
3/2 Ellis Meng University of Southern California UPC Polymer BioMEMS for Hybrid Neural Interfaces and Implantable Drug Delivery Systems - URL
3/9 John Krakauer Columbia University HSC Some new thoughts about stroke recovery Nicolas Schweighofer URL
3/16 USC spring break - - - - -
3/23 David Reinkensmeyer University of California, Irvine HSC Mechanisms of Motor Learning during Robotic Movement Training Nicolas Schweighofer URL
3/30 Art Kuo University of Michigan UPC Mechanics and Control of Human Locomotion: Let Your Physics do the Walking Jason/ Francisco URL
4/6 Kai-Nan An Mayo Clinic, Minnesota HSC Application of Medical Imaging in Orthopedic Biomechanics Man-Ying Wang URL
4/13 Richard M. Leahy University of Southern California UPC Automated Analysis and Coregistration of Cortical Anatomy - URL
4/20 Andrew Gordon Columbia University HSC What do two hands know that one does not? Bimanual training in children with cerebral palsy Francisco Valero-Cuevas URL
4/27 Christopher M. Powers University of Southern California HSC Mechanisms of patellofemoral joint dysfunction: What have we learned over the last 15 years? - URL
5/4 David Kleinfeld University of California, San Diego UPC Object localization by a scanning sensorimotor system Tansu Celikel URL
5/11 George V. Lauder Harvard University UPC Fish biorobotics Evan Kanso URL




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