Program
July 31, 2015 (2F Conference Hall)
Opening 9:30 Welcome to Brainconnects 2015
Toshiharu Nakai (National Center for Geriatrics & Gelontology)
Guest of Honor Speech 9:40 The Future of Clinical Neuroscience
Gen Sobue (Nagoya Universotu)
Keynote Lecture 10:00 Brain Computer Interfaces for the Industrial Application of
Cognitive Neuroscience
Fabio Babiloni (University of Rome La Sapienza)
tea break
Focused Lecture 11:00 Investigating the Microstructural Change in relation to Linguistic
Functions in Healthy Aging with Diffusion Tensor Imaging
Gloria Yang (Tsing Hua University)
11:40 Applications of Support Vector Machines in Neuroimaging Studies
: Identifying Imaging Biomarkers and Real-time Brain State Decoding
Epifanio Bagarinao (Nagoya University)
12:20 International Collaboration of Neuroinformatics: INCF and INCF
Japan Node
Yoko Yamaguchi (Riken, Brain Science Institute)
lunch break
Research Presentation 14:00 Working Memory Training-related Changes in Cognitive Abilities
Belle Yee Ying Yick (Nanyang Technological University)
14:20 Can Elderly Improve Speech Articulation?: A Tongue Twister
Training Study with fMRI
Sachiko Kiyama (NCGG)
14:40 Functional Compensation in Older Adults for Novelty and Relational
Encoding of Scenes: A Brain Activation and Functional Connectivity
Study
Leow Wei Yang Dayton (Nanyang Technological University)
15:00 Spontaneous Activation of Planed Actions in Episodic
Future Thinking
Yuichi Ito (Keio University)
15:20 Aging Patterns of Functional Connectivity in Japanese Auditory
Semantic Processing: A fMRI Study
Liu Heng Shuang (Nanyang Technological University)
tea break
Poster Presentation 16:00 - 17:30 See below
Poster Viewing Session 18:00 - 20:00
Aug 1, 2015 (2F Conference Hall)
Keynote Lecture 9:30 Networking of the Ageing Mechanisms: Theory, Models and
Applications from Intracellular Networks and Brain Connectivity
Mapping
Tassos Bezerianos (SINAPSE, National University of Singapore)
10:10 From Understanding Aging Networks to Modulating the Aging Brain
SH Annabel Chen (Nanyang Technological University)
tea break
Focused Lecture
11:00 Classification of Age-related Brain Connectivity Using Resting State
fMRI and Support Vector Machine
Tetsuya Iidaka (Nagoya University)
11:40 Into the Wild: Towards Real-world Mobile Neuroimaging and
Cognitive Monitoring
Tim Mullen (University of California San Diego)
12:20 Social-Affective Function in Older Adults: A Positivity Effect and
Trust Perspective
Atsunobu Suzuki (Nagoya University)
lunch break
Research Presentation 14:00 Functional Connectome Approach Reveals Changes in Information
Transfer Efficiency of Brain Functional Networks during Training
on an Airplane Pilot Task
Fumihiko Taya (SINAPSE, National University of Singapore)
14:20 Involvement of Striatal Projection System in Frontotemporal
Dementia and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Yuichi Riku (Nagoya University)
14:40 Longitudinal Study of Gender Differences in Structural Brain
Networks of Healthy Adults
Yu Sun (SINAPSE, National University of Singapore)
15:00 Simultaneous Measurement of Blood Oxygenation Level-dependent
Signals and Pupil Diameter
Mitsunobu Kunimi (NCGG, ATR)
15:20 Age-related Changes in Functional Hemispheric Asymmetry and
Default Mode Network: An fMRI Study
Heng Jiamin Gladys (Nanyang Technological University)
Closing Remarks 15:40 Annabel SH Chen (Nanyang Technical University)
Town meeting, (internal)
Poster Presentation (16:00 ~ 17:30, July 31 - Aug 1, 1F Conference Room)
Working Memory and Functional Mobility Association was Mediated by a Deficit-compensation Neural Activation Pattern.
Toshikazu Kawagoe (Kumamoto University)
Object Selection in Natural Scenes by SSVEP with Augmented Reality
Shuto Horii (Toyohashi University of Technology)
The Dorsomedial Prefrontal Gray Matter Enhances Elderly's Positivity Effect in Emotional Sentence Retrieval
Sachiko Kiyama (NCGG)
White Matter Microstructure between the pre-SMA and the Cingulum Bundle is Related to Response Conflict in Healthy Subjects
Maeri Yamamoto (Nagoya University)
Task Load-dependent Change of Functional Connectivity
Mitsunobu Kunimi (NCGG, ATR)
White Matter Hyperintensity is Related to Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms in Demented Elderly
Noriko Ogama (NCGG)
The Brain Network underlying the Velvet Hand Illusion: An fMRI Study
Nader Rajaei (Nagoya University, National Institute for Physiological Sciences)
The cerebellar-cerebral Network Represents the Real-time Interaction during Eye Contact:
A Hyperscanning fMRI Study
Takahiko Koike (National Institute for Physiological Sciences)
Development of an Encrypted Linkable Anonymizing Method to Protect Personal Information for Clinical Researches
Yuta Kitamura (Nagoya Institute of Technology)
Measurement of Cerebral Blood Flow Activation of Elderlies during Verbally-Based Cognitive Tasks: Comparison of fNIRS Signals between Mild AD and MCI Subtypes
Shohei Kato (Nagoya Institute of Technology)
Development of a New Task Switching Paradigm.to Investigate the Effect of Aging .on the Brain Activity Using Functional MRI
Akihiro Yoshida (Nagoya University)
Cerebellar Contributions to Visual Working Memory
Monika Sobczak-Edmans (Nanyang Technological University)
Functional Compensation in Older Adults for Novelty and Relational Encoding of Scenes: A Brain Activation and Functional Connectivity Study
Leow Wei Yang Dayton (Nanyang Technological University)
Aging Patterns of Functional Connectivity in Japanese Auditory Semantic Processing: a fMRI Study
Liu Heng Shuang (Nanyang Technological University)
Longitudinal Study of GenderDifferences in Structural Brain Networks of Healthy Adults
Yu Sun (SINAPSE, National University of Singapore)
A Behavioral and Electorophysiology Investigation of Cognitive Training in Young and Older Adults (preliminary behavioral results)
Belle Yee Ying Yick (Nanyang Technological University)
Age-related Changes in Functional Hemispheric Asymmetry and Default Mode Network: An fMRI Study
Gladys Jiamin Heng (Nanyang Technological University)
Training-induced Changes in Information Transfer Efficiency of the Brain Network: A Functional Connectome Approach
Fumihiko Taya (SINAPSE, National University of Singapore)
Potential of Robots Imitating Human Body Movements for Cognitive Training
Shohei Kato (Nagoya Institute of Technology)