Publications of JND Kerr

Wallace, D.; Kerr, J.: Chasing the Cortical Assembly. In: Society for Neuroscience: 2012 Short Course II MRI and Advanced Imaging in Animals and Humans, pp. 41 - 50. Society for Neuroscience: 2012 Short Course II MRI and Advanced Imaging in Animals and Humans, New Orleans, LA, USA, October 12, 2012. (2012)

Kerr, J.: What are they looking at? Imaging activity in the freely moving rodent from the eye to the cortex. In 43rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (Neuroscience 2013), 790.06. 43rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (Neuroscience 2013), San Diego, CA, USA. (2013)

Kerr, J.: Imaging Activity in the Freely Moving Animal: from the Eye to the Cortex. The 3rd Joint Inter-Academy Symposium of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities and the German National Academy of Sciences, Leopoldina, Jerusalem, Israel (2013)

Kerr, J.: Imaging Neuronal and Behavioural Activity in the Freely Moving Animal: What are they looking at? University of Cambridge: Adrian Seminars in Neuroscience, Cambridge, UK (2013)

Kerr, J.: Imaging Neuronal and Behavioural Activity in the Freely Moving Animal: What are they looking at? University of Cambridge: Adrian Seminars in Neuroscience, Cambridge, UK (2013)

Kerr, J.: Rats! What are they looking at? 3rd International caesar Conference "Chasing the Neuronal Ensemble II": Center of Advanced European Studies and Research, Bonn, Germany (2013)

Kerr, J.: Rats! What are they looking at? Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen, Germany (2013)

Kerr, J.: Imaging neuronal and behavioral activity in the freely moving animal: What are they looking at? Max Planck Institute for Brain Research, Frankfurt a.M., Germany (2013)

Kerr, J.: Imaging neuronal and behavioral activity in the freely moving animal: What are they looking at? Leica Scientific Forum US - Los Angeles: Advances in Life Science, Los Angeles, CA, USA (2013)

Kerr, J.: Imaging neuronal and behavioral activity in the freely moving animal: What are they looking at? UC San Diego School of Medicine: Department of Neurosciences, San Diego, CA, USA (2013)

Kerr, J.: Imaging neuronal and behavioral activity in the freely moving animal: What are they looking at? Osnabrück Computational Cognition Alliance Meeting on "The Brain as a Self-Organized Dynamical System" (OCCAM 2013), Osnabrück, Germany (2013)

Kerr, J.: What are they looking at? Imaging activity in the freely moving rodent from the eye to the cortex. 10th Göttingen Meeting of the German Neuroscience Society, 34th Göttingen Neurobiology Conference, Göttingen, Germany (2013)

Kerr, J.: Imaging activity in the freely moving animal: from the eye to the cortex. The Bernstein Center Freiburg: Bernstein Seminar, Freiburg, Germany (2012)

Kerr, J.: What are you looking at? Imaging eye and cortical activity in the freely moving animal. 2012 ENP Days: École des Neurosciences, Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay, France (2012)

Kerr, J.: Two-photon imaging of neuronal populations in vivo: turning calcium bumps into spikes. 5th INCF Congress of Neuroinformatics (INCF 2012): Workshop 4A , München, Germany (2012)

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)