FENS Forum 2008 - Geneva - For posters, morning sessions: 9:30-13:30; afternoon sessions 13:30- 17:30.   Authors are expected to be in attendance at their posters at the time indicated. - For other sessions, time indicates the beginning and end of the sessions. - Click on the abstract number to view/print the abstract.

List of poster sessions

Poster presentation 1 - Session 022 - Sunday 13/07/2008, 09:30-13:30 Hall 1 D: Posture, voluntary movement 022.1. Poster board D64 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Bashir S., Kaeser M., Wyss A., Hamadjida A., Liu Y., Bejhaj-Saif A. & Rouiller E. M. Unit of Physiology, Dept. of Medicine, Univ. of Fribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland - EFFECTS OF UNILATERAL LESION OF THE PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX ON IPSILESIONAL HAND DEXTERITY IN ADULT MONKEYS. 022.2. Poster board D65 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Bonini L. (1), Rozzi S. (1), Simone L. (1), Ugolotti F. (1), Bastoni E. (1), Macellini S. (1, 3), Ferrari P. F. (1, 3) & Fogassi L. (1, 2) (1) Dept. of Neuroscience, Parma, Italy; (2) Dept. of Psychology, Parma, Italy; (3) Dept. of Evolutionary and Functional Biology, Parma, Italy - REVERSIBLE INACTIVATION OF INFERIOR PARIETAL LOBULE BUT NOT OF VENTRAL PREMOTOR CORTEX IMPAIRS ORGANIZATION OF GOAL DIRECTED ACTIONS. 022.3. Poster board D66 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Caronni A. & Cavallari P. Istituto di Fisiologia Umana II, Università degli Studi, Milan, Italy - INHIBITORY APAS OBSERVED IN SEVERAL UPPER LIMB MUSCLES PRIOR TO INDEX TAPPING ARE SHAPED BY SUPRASPINAL INHIBITORY CIRCUITS. 022.4. Poster board D67 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Cerri G. (1), Montagna M. (1), Crema A. (2), Tesio L. (2) & Baldissera F. (1) (1) Ist. Fisiologia Umana II, Milan, Italy; (2) Ist. Auxologico Italiano, Milan, Italy - SHORT LATENCY EXCITATORY INFLUENCE OF THE PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX ON IPSILATERAL FOREARM FLEXOR MUSCLES. 022.5. Poster board D68 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Delcour M. (1), Chambon C. (1), Olivier P. (2), Fontaine R. (2), Russier M. (1), Gestreau C. (4), Alescio-Lautier B. (1), Baud O. (2, 3) & Coq J. O. (1) (1) CNRS UMR 6149, Integrative and adaptative Neurobiol., Marseille, France; (2) Inserm U676, University Paris 7, France; (3) AP HP, Robert Debré Hospital, Paris, France; (4) CNRS UMR 6231, CRN2M, Neurovegetative Physio., Marseille, France - PRENATAL ISCHEMIA INDUCES COGNITIVE DEFICITS, NO LOCOMOTION IMPAIRMENTS, BUT A DEGRADATION OF THE SENSORIMOTOR CORTICAL ORGANIZATION. 022.6. Poster board D69 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Gentner R. (1, 2) & Classen J. (1) (1) Hum. Cort. Physiol. and Mot. Contr. Lab., Dept. Neurology, Wuerzburg, Germany; (2) Inst. for Meas. Sys. and Sensor Techn., Munich, Germany - DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF A LOW COST SENSOR GLOVE FOR ASSESSMENT OF PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS. 022.7. Poster board D70 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Godde B. (1), Küstermann E. (2), Voelcker-Rehage C. (1), Ebke M. (3), Dolge K. (4) & Erhard P. (2) (1) Jacobs Univ., Jacobs Centre on Lifelong Learning, Bremen, Germany; (2) Univ. Bremen, Centre for Advanced Imaging, Bremen, Germany; (3) Hospital Bremen-Central, Dept. Neurol., Bremen, Germany; (4) Univ. Bremen, Dept. Neuropsychol. & Behav. Neurobiol., Bremen, Germany - BRAIN ACTIVATION PATTERNS FOR SIMPLE AND COMPLEX WALKING MOVEMENTS IN YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS AND IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM NORMAL PRESSURE HYDROCEPHALUS. 022.8. Poster board D71 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Halder P., Bolliger M., Wydenkeller S., Wirz R., Maurizio S. & Schumacher A. University Hospital Balgrist, Spinal Cord Injury Center, Zurich, Switzerland - CORTICAL DYNAMICS DURING HUMAN WALKING: AN EEG PILOT STUDY IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS. 022.9. Poster board D72 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Pham Q. C. (1), Berthoz A. (1), Laumond J. P. (2) & Hicheur H. (1) (1) Lab. Physiol. Percep. & Action, College de France, Paris, France; (2) Lab. Architecture & Analyse de Systemes, Toulouse, France - PLANNING AND CONTROL OF GOAL-ORIENTED LOCOMOTION IN HUMANS. 022.10. Poster board D73 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Pirat E. (1), Jerbi K. (1, 2), Weisz N. (1) & Bertrand O. (1) (1) INSERM U821, Brain Dynamics and Cognition, Lyon, France; (2) LPPA, College de France, CNRS, Paris, France - INVESTIGATING THE LINK BETWEEN BETA REBOUND AND MOTOR BEHAVIOR: AN EEG STUDY. 022.11. Poster board D74 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Spieser L. (2, 3), Meziane H. (1, 3), Boisset F. (1, 3), De Graaf J. (2, 3), Pailhous J. (1, 3) & Bonnard M. (1, 3) (1) CNRS, Marseille, France; (2) University of Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France; (3) Mediterranean Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience "INCM", Marseille, France - CORTICAL SENSORIMOTOR NETWORKS ARE INVOLVED IN COGNITIVE TUNING OF CORTICOSPINAL EXCITABILITY: AN ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY-TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION (EEG-TMS) STUDY. 022.12. Poster board D75 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Tyc F. (1, 2) & Boyadjian A. (1, 2) (1) Lab Plasticité & Physio-Patho de la Motricité, UMR 6196 CNRS, Marseille, France; (2) Dpt STAPS, University du Littoral, Calais, France - MODIFICATION OF THE CORTICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF DISTAL AND PROXIMAL MUSCLES INDUCED BY TRAINING TO A THROWING TASK IN HUMAN. 022.13. Poster board D76 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Vuillermot S. A., Pescatore A., Holper L., Kiper D. & Eng K. INI, UZH/ETH, Zurich, Switzerland - A PERFORMANCE INVARIANT FOR HEALTHY CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN A LOW-COST COMPUTERIZED DRAWING TEST. 022.14. Poster board D77 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Watanabe K. Shinshu University, Nagano, Japan - PRE-INFLUENCE OF VOLUNTARY RAPID HEAD ROTATION ON THE SOLEUS MUSCLE IN MAN. 022.15. Poster board D78 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Westendorff S., Klaes C. & Gail A. DPZ, Goettingen, Germany - MOTOR-GOALS FOR REACHES ARE ENCODED EARLIER IN PREMOTOR THAN PARIETAL CORTEX. 022.16. Poster board D79 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Wyss A. F. (1), Bloch J. (2), Mir A. (3), Schwab M. E. (4), Rouiller E. M. (1) & Belhaj-Saif A. (1) (1) Univ. of Fribourg, Dept. of Medicine, Fribourg, Switzerland; (2) Univ. of Lausanne, Dept. of Neurosurg., Lausanne, Switzerland; (3) Inst. Biomed. Res., Novartis Pharma AG, Basel, Switzerland; (4) Univ. of Zürich and ETHZ, Brain Res. Inst., Zürich, Switzerland - ENHANCEMENT OF HAND DEXTERITY RECOVERY FOLLOWING A LESION OF THE PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX (M1) WITH ANTI-NOGO-A ANTIBODY TREATMENT: ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL DATA IN MONKEYS.

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