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 023 - Sunday 13/07/2008, 09:30-13:30 Hall 1 E: Human cognition 1 023.1. Poster board E1 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Albert N. B. (1), Galea J. (1), Robertson E. M. (2) & Miall R. C. (1) (1) School of Psych., Univ. Birminingham, Birmingham, UK; (2) Center for Non-Invasive Brain Stim., Harvard Med. S, Boston, USA - USING THETA BURST TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION TO MODULATE CONSOLIDATION OF MOTOR SKILL. 023.2. Poster board E2 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Annoni J. M. (1, 2, 4), Simon S. (1, 3, 4), Lazeyras F. (1, 3, 4), Momjian-Mayor I. (1, 2, 4), Landis T. (1, 2, 4) & Khateb A. (1, 2, 4) (1) Lab. of Exp. Neuropsych., Geneva, Switzerland; (2) Neurology Dept, Geneva, Switzerland; (3) Radiology Dept, Geneva, Switzerland; (4) Univ Hospitals and Fac of Medicine Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland - FMRI INVESTIGATION OF A THIRD ARM PHENOMENON: INCREASED RECRUITMENT OF VISUAL AND MOTOR AREAS DURING IMAGINARY MOVEMENTS OF THE PHANTOM BUT NOT THE PARETIC LIMB. 023.3. Poster board E3 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Axmacher N. (1, 2), Cohen M. X. (1, 2, 3), Fell J. (1), Haupt S. (1), Elger C. E. (1, 2), Schlaepfer T. E. (4), Sturm V. (5) & Ranganath C. (3) (1) Dept of Epileptology, Univ of Bonn, Bonn, Germany; (2) Life and Brain Center, Bonn, Germany; (3) Dept of Psychology, UCD, Davis, USA; (4) Dept of Psychiatry, Univ of Bonn, Bonn, Germany; (5) Dept of Stereotactical Neurosurg., Univ of Cologne, Cologne, Germany - NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS FACILITATES MEMORY PROCESSES IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS. 023.4. Poster board E4 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Banta Lavenex P. & Lavenex P. Dept of Medicine, Unit of Physiology, Fribourg, Switzerland - HUMAN SPATIAL RELATIONAL MEMORY IN AN OPEN-FIELD ENVIRONMENT. 023.5. Poster board E5 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Barkas L. (1), Gray W. (2) & Redhead E. (1) (1) Clinical Neuroscience Division, Uni. Southampton, Southampton, England; (2) School of Psychology, Uni. Southampton, Southampton, England - LEARNING AND MEMORY IMPAIRMENT IN HUMAN AND ANIMAL MODELS OF TEMPORAL LOBE EPILPSY. 023.6. Poster board E6 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Blum J. (1, 2), Studer B. (1), Lutz K. (1), Koeneke S. (1) & Jaencke L. (1) (1) Univ. Zürich, Inst. Neuropsychologie, Zurich, Switzerland; (2) ETH Zürich, Dep. Biol., Inst. Hum. Mov. Sci., Zurich, Switzerland - EFFECTS OF PRACTICE DISTRIBUTION ON BRAIN OSCILLATIONS. 023.7. Poster board E7 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Chaumon M. (1, 2), Schwartz D. (2, 4), Drouet V. (1, 2), Adam C. (3), Hasboun D. (3) & Tallon-Baudry C. (1, 2) (1) Univ P & M Curie Paris 6, Paris, France; (2) CNRS UPR 640, Paris, France; (3) Hôpital de la Pitié Salpêtrière, Paris, France; (4) MEG-EEG center, Hôpital Pitié Salpétrière, Paris, France - SHAPING THE VISUAL SYSTEM IN ADULTS: MEG AND INTRACRANIAL EEG CORRELATES OF LEARNING AND EXPLOITING SPATIAL SCENE CONTEXT. 023.8. Poster board E8 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Colella P. (1), Gutbrod K. (2), Müri R. (2) & Meier B. (1) (1) Dep. of Exp. Psy. and Neuropsy., Bern, Switzerland; (2) Dep. of Neurol., Div. of Neuropsy. Rehab., Bern, Switzerland - "EPISODIC" RECOGNITION MEMORY CAN BE BOOSTED WITH SEMANTIC MEMORY IN A PATIENT WITH DEVELOPMENTAL AMNESIA. 023.9. Poster board E9 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Constantinescu I. (1), De Lucia M. (2), Zangl M. (3), Seeck M. (4), Pourtois G. (5) & Schwartz S. (1, 4) (1) LabNIC, Univ of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland; (2) Ctr for Biomedical Imaging of Geneva and Lausanne, Geneva And Lausanne, Switzerland; (3) Univ of Marburg, Marburg, Germany; (4) Univ Hospital of Geneva, UniGe, Geneva, Switzerland; (5) Swiss Ctr for Affective Sciences, UniGe, Geneva, Switzerland - INTRACRANIAL DIRECT EVIDENCE FOR SKILL LEARNING-RELATED MODULATION OF MOTOR RESPONSE. 023.10. Poster board E10 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 De Lucia M. (1), Cocchi L. (2), Martuzzi R. (3), Meuli R. (3), Clarke S. (4) & Murray M. M. (134). (1) EEG Brain Mapping Core, Ctr. for Biomed. Imaging, Lausanne, Switzerland; (2) Ctr. for Psych Neurosci., Ctr. Hospitalier Univ., Lausanne, Switzerland; (3) Radiol. Service, Ctr. Hospitalier Univ. Vaudois, Lausanne, Switzerland; (4) Neuropsychol. and Neurorehabilitation Service, , Lausanne, Switzerland - DISTINCT NETWORKS FOR PERCEPTUAL AND SEMANTIC REPETITION PRIMING OF ENVIRONMENTAL SOUNDS REVEALED BY 3T FMRI. 023.11. Poster board E11 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Debarnot U. (1), Creveaux T. (1), Collet C. (1), Massarelli R. (1), Doyon J. (2) & Guillot A. (1) (1) CRIS, Lyon, France; (2) FUNCT. NEUROIM. UNIT, Montreal, Canada - SLEEP-RELATED IMPROVEMENTS IN MOTOR LEARNING FOLLOWING MENTAL PRACTICE. 023.12. Poster board E12 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Diekelmann S. (1), Landolt H. P. (2), Lahl O. (3), Born J. (1) & Wagner U. (1, 4) (1) Inst. Neuroendocrinol., Luebeck, Germany; (2) Inst. Pharm. Toxicol., Zurich, Switzerland; (3) Inst. Exp. Psychol., Duesseldorf, Germany; (4) Dep. Fund. Neurosci., Geneva, Switzerland - SLEEP DEPRIVATION PRODUCES FALSE MEMORIES. 023.13. Poster board E13 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Dresler M., Genzel L., Kluge M., Schüssler P. & Steiger A. Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany - NOCTURNAL ADMINISTRATION OF GHRELIN DOES NOT IMPROVE SLEEP-DEPENDENT MOTOR MEMORY CONSOLIDATION. 023.14. Poster board E14 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Drosopoulos S. & Born J. Department of Neuroendocrinology University of Luebeck, Luebeck, Germany - PROBING BACKWARD RECALL BEFORE SLEEP ELIMINATES ADVANTAGE OF FORWARD RECALL AT MEMORY TESTING, SUGGESTING BACKWARD REPLAY OF MEMORY TRACES DURING SLEEP. 023.15. Poster board E15 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Duhoux S. (1, 2), Andersson F. (1), N'Diaye K. (1, 2, 3), Vuilleumier P. (1, 2, 3) & Schwartz S. (1, 2, 3). (1) LabNIC, Dept of Basic Neuroscience, Univ Medical Center, Geneva, Switzerland; (2) Neuroscience Center, Geneva, Switzerland; (3) Swiss Center for Affective Sciences, Geneva, Switzerland; (4) Dept of Clinical Neurology, Geneva Univ Hospitals, Geneva, Switzerland - INFLUENCE OF SLEEP ON FACE RECOGNITION AND ASSOCIATED ACTIVITY IN RIGHT HIPPOCAMPUS AND FUSIFORM CORTEX. 023.16. Poster board E16 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Furman O. & Dudai Y. Neurobiology Department, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel - STORIES FROM LONG AGO: NEURAL CORRELATES OF REAL-LIFE-LIKE EPISODIC MEMORY RETRIEVAL, WEEKS AND MONTHS POST-ENCODING. 023.17. Poster board E17 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Gais S., Rasch B., Wagner U. & Born J. Neuroendocrinology, Univ of Lübeck, Lübeck, Germany - GLUTAMATERGIC RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS BLOCK OFF-LINE VISUAL PROCEDURAL MEMORY CONSOLIDATION DURING SLEEP. 023.18. Poster board E18 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Igloi K. (1, 2), Doeller C. (3), Berthoz A. (1), Rondi-Reig L. (2) & Burgess N. (3) (1) LPPA Collège de France, Paris, France; (2) ENMVI NPA UPMC, Paris, France; (3) ICN UCL, London, Great Britain - SIMULTANEOUS ENCODING OF ALLOCENTRIC AND SEQUENTIAL EGOCENTRIC STRATEGIES DURING NAVIGATION. 023.19. Poster board E19 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Ishai A. & Lemmin T. Univ. Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland - EFFECTIVE CONNECTIVITY DURING RECOLLECTION- AND FAMILIARITY-BASED MEMORY DECISIONS. 023.20. Poster board E20 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 James C. E. (1, 3), Britz J. (2, 3), Vuilleumier P. (2, 3), Hauert C. A. (1, 3) & Michel C. M. (2, 3) (1) FPSE, Univ. of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland; (2) Dept. of Fund. and Clin. Neurosci., Univ. of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland; (3) Geneva Neurosci. Center, Geneva, Switzerland - PLASTICITY IN RIGHT LIMBIC STRUCTURES MEDIATES HARMONY INCONGRUITY PROCESSING IN MUSICAL EXPERTS. 023.21. Poster board E21 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Klemenz C. & Regard M. University Hospital Neuropsychology, Zürich, Switzerland - PLACEBO MANIPULATION OF PAIN PERCEPTION IN RELATION TO LATERALITY AND PARANORMAL BELIEF. 023.22. Poster board E22 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Medygral J. (1), Wesierska M. (1), Lewandowska M. (1) & Szelag E. (1, 2) (1) Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, Warsaw, Poland; (2) Warsaw School of Social Psychology, Warsaw, Poland - STABILITY OF REAL IDIOTHETIC MEMORY IN MEN AND WOMEN. 023.23. Poster board E23 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Mendelsohn A., Chalamish Y. & Dudai Y. Weizmann Inst of Science, Rehovot, Israel - MEMORY SUPPRESSION IN POSTHYPNOTIC AMNESIA: WHAT RETRIEVAL STRATEGIES ARE INVOLVED? 023.24. Poster board E24 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Miall R. C. (1), Albert N. B. (1) & Robertson E. M. (2) (1) School of Psychology, Birmingham, UK; (2) Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre, Harvard, USA - MOTOR SKILL CONSOLIDATION LEADS TO THE ENGAGEMENT OF THE RESTING STATE NETWORK. 023.25. Poster board E25 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Mölle M. (1), Eschenko O. (2), Gais S. (1), Sara S. (3) & Born J. (1) (1) Uni. Lübeck, Dep. of Neuroendocrinology, Luebeck, Germany; (2) Max Planck Inst. for Biol. Cybernetics, Tuebingen, Germany; (3) Neuromodulation, Neuroplasticity and Cognition, CNRS, Paris, France - THE INFLUENCE OF LEARNING ON SLEEP SLOW OSCILLATIONS AND ASSOCIATED SPINDLES AND RIPPLES IN HUMANS AND RATS. 023.26. Poster board E26 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Nahum L. & Schnider A. Hôpital Beau-séjour, Geneva, Switzerland - ORBITOFRONTAL CORTEX, EXTINCTION AND REALITY IN HUMAN THINKING. 023.27. Poster board E27 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Nowicka A., Jednorog K., Wypych M. & Marchewka A. Nencki Inst. of Exp. Biol., Warsaw, Poland - REVERSED OLD/NEW EFFECT FOR INTENTIONALLY FORGOTTEN WORDS: AN EVENT RELATED POTENTIAL STUDY OF DIRECTED FORGETTING. 023.28. Poster board E28 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Palotas A. (1), Juhasz A. (2), Janka Z. (2), Bahn S. (3), Reis H. J. (4) & Kalman J. (2) (1) Asklepios-Med Bt., Szeged, Hungary; (2) University of Szeged, Szeged, Hungary; (3) University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK; (4) Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil - COGNITIVE BIOMARKER CHANGES AFTER HEART SURGERY. 023.29. Poster board E29 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Praeg E. & Pascual-Leone A. Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA - NEURONAL PROCESSING AFTER TMS CONDITIONING. 023.30. Poster board E30 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Proulx M. J. & Stoerig P. Inst. Exp Psych. II, Duesseldorf, Germany - OBJECT RECOGNITION LEARNING WITH AN IMAGE-TO-SOUND SENSORY SUBSTITUTION SYSTEM. 023.31. Poster board E31 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Rasch B. (1), Büchel C. (2) & Born J. (1) (1) Inst. Neuroendocrinology, Luebeck, Germany; (2) Inst. Systems Neuroscience, Hamburg, Germany - ODOR-INDUCED HIPPOCAMPAL ACTIVATION DURING SLOW WAVE SLEEP: PRIOR EXPOSURE TO THE OLFACTORY STIMULUS IS CRITICAL. 023.32. Poster board E32 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Seeck M. (1), De Lucia M. (2), Constantinescu I. (3) & Schwartz S. (3) (1) Dept. Clinical Neurology Univ. Hospital of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland; (2) EEG Brain Mapping Core, Center of Biomed. Imaging, Lausanne, Switzerland; (3) LabNIC, Dept. of Neuroscience, Univ. of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland - LEARNING-RELATED NEURONAL CHANGES REVEALED BY CLASSIFICATION OF SINGLE TRIAL INTRACRANIAL RECORDINGS. 023.33. Poster board E33 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Tacikowski P., Jednorog K., Marchewka A. & Nowicka A. Nencki Inst. of Exp. Biol., Warsaw, Poland - WHEN DO WE KNOW THAT A NAME IS OUR NAME? AN EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL STUDY OF OWN NAME RECOGNITION. 023.34. Poster board E34 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Tweedie-Cullen R. Y. (1), Livingstone-Zatchej M. (1), Bock T. (2), Wollscheid B. (2) & Mansuy I. M. (1). (1) Brain Research Institute, ETHZ, Zurich, Switzerland; (2) Institute of Systems Biology, ETHZ, Zurich, Switzerland - QUANTITATIVE PHOSPHOPROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF SYNAPTIC PROTEINS INVOLVED IN MEMORY AND LEARNING. 023.35. Poster board E35 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Van Opstal F. (1), Fias W. (1), Peigneux P. (2) & Verguts T. (1) (1) Experimental Psychology, Ghent, Belgium; (2) Cyclotron Research Center, Liege, Belgium - TRAINING EFFECTS ON THE REPRESENTATION OF AN ORDERED SEQUENCE. 023.36. Poster board E36 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Wannig A. (1), Mengotti M. D. (1, 2), Van Someren E. J. W. (1) & Roelfsema P. R. (1) (1) Ned. Inst. Neurosci., Amsterdam, The Netherlands; (2) Inst. Neuroinf., Zurich, Switzerland - LEARNING TO "UNCROWD": BETWEEN-SESSION PERFORMANCE GAINS. 023.37. Poster board E37 - Sun 13/07/2008, 12:15 - Hall 1 Wilhelm I., Diekelmann S. & Born J. Dept. of Neuroendocrinology, Luebeck, Germany - SLEEP IN CHILDREN IMPROVES MEMORY PERFORMANCE ON DECLARATIVE BUT NOT PROCEDURAL TASKS. 023.38. Poster board E38 - Sun 13/07/2008, 11:30 - Hall 1 Yapislar H. (1), Süer C. (1), Tanriverdi F. (2) & Kelestimur F. (2) (1) Erciyes Üniversity Medical Faculty, Physiology Department, Kayseri, Turkey; (2) Erciyes Üniversity Medical Faculty, Endocrinology Department, Kayseri, Turkey - INVESTIGATION OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS BY USING P 300 AUDITORY EVENT RELATED POTENTIALS IN PROFESSIONAL BOXERS.

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