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Circuit Mechanisms and Dysfunctions in Top-down Control of Action and Perception

Discover how neural imaging and circuit manipulation technologies give insights into cerebral cortex organization. 

Top-Down Cortical Control of Action and Pain

During this on-demand webinar, Dr. Kuan Hong Wang, University of Rochester, discusses recent discoveries made using miniscopes on how the cerebral cortex organizes its long-range outputs for top-down control of action and perception.

Presenter’s Abstract

Dr. Kuan Hong Wang from the University of Rochester where he discusses recent advances on how the cerebral cortex organizes its long-range outputs for top-down control of action and perception, the functional architecture of corticospinal circuits and their critical roles in sensorimotor control and neuropathic pain, using neural imaging and circuit manipulation technologies.

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Speakers

Kuan Hong Wang, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Neuroscience Del Monte Institute for Neuroscience, University of Rochester Medical Center