The Temporal Huddle PDF Print


A new initiative of our center is something we've dubbed "The Temporal Huddle".  Our basic objective is to foster and encourage communication across different TDLC networks. We hope that the trainees will continue to be a powerful means for sharing knowledge and ideas across the center. To strengthen our center members’ understanding of TDLC research taking place outside their network, the trainee committee will implement an all-year reading and discussion program that takes advantage of existing mechanisms but hopes to use them in a transformational manner.

Each month, the trainee committee will find one volunteer trainee in each network, who will select a recent article published by a TDLC author(s) from a network outside their own. The paper will be read at the trainee regular lab meeting/reading group and the trainee will be in charge of formulating one or two questions for the paper's authors. An abstract and a version of the email exchange will be featured in a section of the TDLC web site.

We expect this program to have many positive repercussions. Trainees will increase their understanding of TDLC members and TDLC research in the process of selecting an article that may be of interest to their lab. Their lab members (either TDLC members or not) will gain better knowledge of recent TDLC research and will be more likely to make links to their own work. Direct exchanges between TDLC trainees and TDLC PIs will be facilitated, helping to break the ice and promote further exchanges. Finally, this section of the web site will showcase regular positive cross-lab interactions, providing all TDLC members with evidence of the feasibility of cross-network interactions.

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Upcoming Temporal Huddles

Date

TBD
Information

More info (TBD:  Paper, Discussion with Authors, By)
Discussion Leader: Matt Tong
When and Where:
Network

PEN

TBD

More info (TBD:  Paper, Discussion with Authors, By)
Discussion Leader: TBD
When and Where:

SMN

TBD

More info (TBD:  Paper, Discussion with Authors, By)
Discussion Leader: Victor Minces
When and Where:

IMSN

TBD

More info (TBD:  Paper, Discussion with Authors, By)
Discussion Leader: TBD
When and Where:

SIN



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Previous Temporal Huddles

 

Date

September
2009

Information

Discussion Leader: Toshio Miyashita, Ph.D.
Paper: "Entrainment of Neocortical Neurons and Gamma Oscillations by the 
Hippocampal Theta Rhythm"
Authors: Anton Sirota, Sean Montgomery, Shigeyoshi Fujisawa, Yoshikazu Isomura, Michael Zugaro, and Gyorgy Buzsaki
When and Where: Feldman Lab Journal Club

 

Network

SMN
July 2009

Link to discussion
Discussion Leader: Mayu Nishimura, trainee in the Behrmann Lab from the PEN network
Paper: "Activity in the medial temporal lobe predicts memory strength, whereas activity in the prefrontal cortex predicts recollection"
Authors: Kirwan, C.B., Wixted, J. T., & Squire, L. R.

 

Network

PEN
May 2009

Link to discussion
Discussion Leader: Ying Wu, trainee in the Social Interaction Network and post-doc working with Scott Makeig at the Swartz Center for Computational Neuroscience at UCSD
Paper: "Human brain dynamics accompanying use of egocentric and allocentric refrence frames during spatial orienting"
Authors: Klaus Gramann, Julie Onton, Davide Riccobon, Hermann J. Mueller, Stanislav Bardins, Scott Makeig

 


SIN

April 2009

Link to discussion
Discussion Leader: Erika Nyhus, a trainee in the TDLC's Perceptual Expertise Network, and graduate student working in Dr. Tim Curran's lab at CU Boulder, recently led a Temporal Huddle review of a paper by Dr. Gyorgy Buzsaki.
Paper: "Entrainment of neocortical neurons and gamma oscillations by the hippocampal theta rhythm"

 


PEN
March 2009 Link to discussion
Discussion Leader: Rankin Williams, a graduate student in the Gauthier lab at Vanderbilt
Paper: Optimizing Distributed Practice: Theoretical Analysis and Practical Implication.
Authors: Cepeda, N, Coburn, N, Rohrer, D, Wixted, J, Mozer, M, & Pashler, H

IMSN