Publikationen von J Kerr

Kerr, J.: Imaging activity in neuronal populations in the freely moving animal. 8th Forum of European Neuroscience (FENS 2012), Barcelona, Spain (2012)

Kerr, J.: Imaging active neuronal circuits in the freely moving animal: seeing what they see from the eye to the cortex. FIN Building Inauguration Symposium: New Perspectives in Integrative Neuroscience , Tübingen, Germany (2012)

Kerr, J.: Areal Distribution Of The Von Economo In The Anterior Insular And Anterior Cingulate Cortices In The Macaque Monkey. University of Edinburgh: Centre for Integrative Physiology, Edinburgh, UK (2012)

Kerr, J.: 2-photon imaging of neuronal activity in freely moving animals: from the eye to the visual cortex during self-determined behavior. FAU/MPFI Neuroscience Seminar Series Fall 2011: Neural Circuits at Multiple Scales , Jupiter, FL, USA (2011)

Kerr, J.: Imaging activity from neuronal populations in the awake and freely moving rat. EMBO Practical Course: Two-Photon Imaging of Brain Circuits, München, Germany (2011)

Kerr, J.: 2-photon imaging of neuronal activity in freely moving animals: from the eye to the visual cortex during self determined behavior. Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research, Basel, Switzerland (2011)

Kerr, J.: Imaging neuronal population activity in the cortex of freely moving animals: The what where and how. HHMI Janelia Research Campus: Multiphoton Imaging: The Next 6x1023 Femtoseconds, Ashburn, VA, USA (2011)

Kerr, J.: Release the Hounds: Imaging Activity in Neuronal Populations in the Freely Moving Anima. Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics Program: Emerging Techniques in Neuroscience, Santa Barbara, CA, USA (2010)

Kerr, J.: Releasing the Hounds: Imaging Activity in Neuronal Populations in the Freely Moving Animal. New York University School of Medicine, NYU Medical Center, New York, NY, USA (2010)

Kerr, J.: Releasing the Hounds: Imaging Activity in Neuronal Populations in the Freely Moving Animal. 16th German-American Symposium, Potsdam, Germany (2010)

Kerr, J.: Releasing the hounds: population imaging in the freely moving animal. CIN-Retreat Cellular Neurophysiology , Reutlingen, Germany (2010)

Kerr, J.: Two-photon imaging of neuronal populations in awake-restrained and freely-moving animals. Janelia Research Campus: Fluorescent Proteins and Biological Sensors II, Ashburn, VA, USA (2009)

Kerr, J.: Population imaging of neuronal activity in vivo: From the awake to the anesthetized. Symposium Confocal Imaging of Plasticity Processes, Bochum, Germany (2009)

Kerr, J.: Would the real inhibitor please stand up: imaging neural populations in vivo. Cosyne 2009 Workshop: The role(s) of inhibition and excitatory/inhibitory balance in sensory processing, Snow Bird, UT, USA (2009)

Kerr, J.: Imaging activity in cortical neuronal populations in vivo: from the anesthetized to the awake. Nonlinear Dynamics Groups at the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization: BCCN AG-Seminar, Göttingen, Germany (2008)

Kerr, J.: Spatial Organization of Neuronal Population Responses in vivo: can you repeat that? University of California: Redwood Center for Theoretical Neuroscience, Berkeley, CA, USA (2007)

Czubayko, U.; Bassetto, G.; Narayanan, R.; Oberlaender, M.; Macke, J.; Kerr, J.: Anatomical basis of spiking correlation in upper layers of somatosensory cortex. 45th Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (Neuroscience 2015), Chicago, IL, USA (2015)

Rulla, S.; Ng, B.; Macke, J.; Wallace, D.; Sawinski, J.; Kerr, J.: Two-photon imaging of neuronal populations in the primary visual cortex representation of the overhead visual field. 45th Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (Neuroscience 2015), Chicago, IL, USA (2015)

Egger, R.; Schmitt, A.; Dercksen, V.; Narayanan, R.; de Kock, C.; Kerr, J.; Oberlaender, M.: Reverse Engineering the 3D Structure and In Vivo Function of Rat Vibrissal Cortex. 6th International Conference on Brain and Cognitive Engineering (BCE 2014), Tübingen, Germany (2014)

Egger, R.; Schmitt, A.; Dercksen, V.; De Kock, C.; Kerr, J.; Oberlaender, M.: Reverse-engineering sensory-evoked signal flow in rat barrel cortex. 43rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (Neuroscience 2013), San Diego, CA, USA (2013)