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Synaptic mechanisms of sensory perception and associative learning
English title
Synaptic mechanisms of sensory perception and associative learning
Applicant
Petersen Carl
Number
116027
Funding scheme
Project funding (Div. I-III)
Research institution
Laboratoire de traitement sensoriel EPFL - SV - BMI - LSENS
Institution of higher education
EPF Lausanne - EPFL
Main discipline
Neurophysiology and Brain Research
Start/End
01.04.2007 - 31.03.2010
Approved amount
479'000.00
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Keywords (6)
neocortex; sensory processing; sensory perception; associative learning; brain states; mouse barrel cortex
Lay Summary (English)
Lead
Lay summary
How does brain activity encode sensory perception?This research program investigates what happens in the somatosensory and motor cortex during quantified whisker-dependent behaviours in mice. We combine imaging and electrophysiological methods in an attempt to uncover the neural correlates of sensory perception and how the coding changes during different behaviours and after associative learning.
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Last update: 21.02.2013
Responsible applicant and co-applicants
Name
Institute
Petersen Carl
Laboratoire de traitement sensoriel EPFL - SV - BMI - LSENS
Employees
Name
Institute
Gentet Luc Jean
Laboratoire de traitement sensoriel EPFL - SV - BMI - LSENS
Avermann Michael
Laboratoire de traitement sensoriel EPFL - SV - BMI - LSENS
Lefort Sandrine
Dépt des Neurosciences Fondamentales Faculté de Médecine Université de Genève
Matéo Céline
Laboratoire de traitement sensoriel EPFL - SV - BMI - LSENS
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