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Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Maiken Nedergaard

The nightlife of the brain

Maiken Nedergaard

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, William Newsome

Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute Town Hall

William Newsome

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Allison Okamura

Developing haptic systems to restore and enhance the sense of touch

Allison Okamura

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Jaimie Henderson

Engineering brain-computer interfaces to regain control of movement

Jaimie Henderson

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, EJ Chichilnisky

Producing bionic eyes to restore and augment vision

E.J. Chichilnisky

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Bill Newsome

2016 Symposium Closing Remarks

William Newsome

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Bill Newsome

2016 Symposium Opening Remarks

William Newsome

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Helen Bronte-Stewart

Accessing and modulating brain circuitry in freely moving human subjects with Parkinson's disease to develop precise, targeted therapies

Helen Bronte-Stewart

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Tom Dean

Automatically inferring mesoscale models of neural computation

Tom Dean

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Keith Humphreys

Drug policy: It's not a no-brainer

Keith Humphreys

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Connie Cepko

Retinal cell fate determination, and the development of new tools to regulate biological activities

Connie Cepko

Stanford Neurosciences Institute, Tony Wyss-Coray

Young blood for old brains

Tony Wyss-Coray

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