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Friday, April 19Th, 2019 The Chicago Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience Scientific Meeting 2019 Friday, April 19th, 2019 Northwestern Memorial Hospital 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 MEETING OVERVIEW 7:30-10:00 AM Registration/Continental Breakfast 3rd Floor 8:00-8:45 AM Mentoring Panel & Breakfast Pritzker Aud. (with Conference Speakers) Moderator: Alexandra “Sasha” Prokuda rd 8:00-4:00 PM Poster Viewing and Vendor Display Atrium, 3 Floor 9:00-10:30 AM PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM Room A New Developments in Neuroscience Chaired by Anna Lysakowski, Ph.D. Nitric-oxide-mediated plasticity helps us make sense of what we hear Donata Oertel, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison Neural mechanisms underlying robust sensory coding in the retina Wei Wei, Ph.D. University of Chicago 10:30-11:30 AM KEYNOTE SPEAKER Room A “Lipids and the demise of neurons Hugo Bellen, PhD, DVM, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Baylor College of Medicine rd 11:30-1:45 PM POSTER COMPETITIONS AND LUNCH BREAK Atrium, 3 Floor Graduate, Undergraduate and Postdoctoral Poster Competitions 12:00-1:45 PM “Diversity in Careers” Lunch Tables Room A 12:15-1:15 PM Dr. Bellen and Graduate Student Symposium participants lunch 1:45-2:00 PM Career Achievement Award Winner Peggy Mason, Ph.D. Room A 2:00-3:30 PM GRADUATE STUDENT SYMPOSIUM Room A Selected Graduate Student Talks from six of the Chicago area Ph.D. granting medical schools 3:45-5:40 PM AFTERNOON SYMPOSIA (Concurrent Sessions) Room A Pritzker Auditorium 3:45-3:50 PM Neuroinflammation and Brain Disorders Sensorimotor Circuit Development and Chaired by Joanne O’Keefe Plasticity Chaired by Kaiwen Kam 3:50-4:15 PM The fun and sometimes dangerous dance of Use of brain activity imaging to identify a neurons and astrocytes in ALS novel memory mechanism Hande Ozdinler (NWU) Bill Frost (RFUMS) 4:15-4:40 PM Inflammation and astrocytes: Wnt you like Excitatory drive to STOP movement to know? Kamal Sharma (UIC) Lena Al-Harthi (Rush) 4:40-5:05 PM Role of the microbiome in modulation of Ab Precocious perisomatic inhibition amyloidosis and microglial physiology in coordinates high-speed locomotion in mouse models zebrafish Sangram “Sam” Sisodia (UC) Dave McLean (NWU) 5:05-5:30 PM Therapeutic potential of targeting Mechanisms that promote and limit the ability Neuregulin1-mediated neuroinflammation in to learn across development neurodegenerative diseases Sarah London (UC) Fei Song (UIC) 5:45-7:00PM RECEPTION AND BUSINESS MEETING Social and announcement of awards, recognition, election results 1 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 Map of Northwestern University downtown campus and Feinberg Pavilion, 3rd Floor Conference Center, 251 E. Huron St., Chicago, IL 60611 Meeting site for Chicago Chapter of SfN Atrium, 3rd floor - Take the escalators or elevators to Conference Center on 3rd Floor. - Please visit the corporate exhibitor tables in the Atrium on the 3rd floor. - Posters should be removed by 4:00 PM today. Vote for next year’s Chicago Chapter SfN Officers and Councilors https://chicagosfn.org/annual-meeting/chicago-chapter-2019-annual-meeting/voting Please give us your opinion by answering our online survey. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1-XB8MRWS13-fiP436dhnlKFBx0eVNarWn4mUyTyQxEY/edit - By answering the survey, you will be included in a drawing for a $25 gift card. Must be present at the awards ceremony to win. Your input is critical for a better meeting next year. Parking - When exiting Northwestern Hospital’s parking garage, please show your validated parking voucher for a parking discount (validation provides up to 7 hours for $11, and 8 hours or more for $24). Cover Art: Phoenix Toboz, Master’s degree student from Northeastern Illinois University. Ms. Toboz is a member of Dr. Cindy Voisine’s lab. 2 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 3 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 4 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 5 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 6 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 7 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 8 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2019 CSfN Career Achievement Award................................................................................ 10 Schedule................................................................................................................................ 11 Program................................................................................................................................. 12 Abstracts.................................................................................................................................18 Keynote speaker..........................................................................................................18 Presidential Symposium..............................................................................................18 Afternoon Symposium…………...................................................................................19 Graduate Student Symposium.....................................................................................21 Poster Abstract Titles..............................................................................................................24 Poster Abstracts......................................................................................................................36 Theme A. Cognition and Behavior................................................................................36 Theme B. Development................................................................................................40 Theme C. Disorders of the Nervous System................................................................42 Theme D. History and Teaching Neuroscience............................................................... Theme E. Homeostatic and Neuroendocrine Systems.................................................64 Theme F. Neuronal Excitability, Synapses and Glia....................................................67 Theme G. Novel Methods and Technology Development............................................72 Theme H. Sensory and Motor Systems........................................................................74 Acknowledgments and Thanks................................................................................................80 2019 Chicago Chapter SfN Executive Committee...................................................................85 Notes........................................................................................................................................86 9 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 Chicago Society for Neuroscience Career Achievement Award 2019 Peggy Mason, Ph.D. Dr. Mason is a Professor in the Department of Neurobiology at the University of Chicago. She has dedicated her academic career to making outstanding contributions to neuroscience research, innovative approaches to neuroscience education, and advancing public outreach in the greater Chicago community and beyond. First, Dr. Mason’s groundbreaking research has attracted consistent extramural funding in multiple fields of neuroscience spanning the gamut of pain processing, anesthetic mechanisms, and somatosensation. Recently, her work has led to new insights into the source of pro-social behavior and empathy in mammals when they showed that such behavior is quantitatively evident in lower mammals such as rats. Dr. Mason has shown a consistent drive to bring neuroscience to anyone who wants to learn it. Within the university setting she has served on multiple thesis committees and has inspired scores of students. She won several teaching awards including the Pritzker Favorite Faculty award two years in a row. She has also authored a lauded textbook, Medical Neurobiology, now in its second edition. Finally, outside the university setting Dr. Mason has also hosted massive open online courses that have reached nearly 200,000 students from around the world. In addition, Dr. Mason inspires people as she co-hosts the podcase Chicago Brain Buddies with Aaron Freeman and appears on shows like Chicago Tonight. 10 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting Northwestern University - Memorial Hospital April 19th, 2019 MEETING OVERVIEW 7:30-10:00 AM Registration/Continental Breakfast 3rd Floor 8:00-8:45 AM Mentoring Panel & Breakfast Pritzker Aud. (with Conference Speakers) Moderator: Alexandra “Sasha” Prokuda rd 8:00-4:00 PM Poster Viewing and Vendor Display Atrium, 3 Floor 9:00-10:30 AM PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM Room A New Developments in Neuroscience Chaired by Anna Lysakowski, Ph.D. Nitric-oxide-mediated plasticity helps us make sense of what we hear Donata Oertel, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison Neural mechanisms underlying robust sensory coding in the retina Wei Wei, Ph.D. University of Chicago 10:30-11:30 AM KEYNOTE SPEAKER Room A “Lipids and the demise of neurons Hugo Bellen, PhD, DVM, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Baylor College of Medicine rd 11:30-1:45 PM POSTER COMPETITIONS AND LUNCH BREAK Atrium, 3 Floor Graduate, Undergraduate and Postdoctoral
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