Welcome and opening of the workshop

Speaker : Christian Gerloff

Rolf Kötter Lecture

Chair: Viktor Jirsa

How networks helped me think about the brain

Speaker : Randy McIntosh

Educational

Chair: Viktor Jirsa and Rosalyn Moran

The nonlinear brain

Speaker : Michael Breakspear

Graph theory and the brain: An introduction

Speaker : Alex Fornito

Intrinsic coupling modes: Multiscale interactions in ongoing brain activity

Speaker : Andreas Engel

Cell-specific mechanisms of network control: Gating and gain modulation through rhythmic activities in prefrontal cortex circuits

Speaker : Thilo Womelsdorf

How to interpret altered brain connectivity in brain disorders?

Speaker : Christian Gerloff

Intro to Session I: Do we need connectomes to understand the brain?

Chair: Claus Hilgetag

Non-stationarity and switching dynamics of the resting state

Speaker : Viktor Jirsa

From pneuma to connectomics - a more rational ignorance

Speaker : Kevan Martin

Brain dynamics and brain statics: Neuroanatomy returns to the future

Speaker : Partha Mitra

Intro to Session II: What can we learn from the 'resting state'?

Chair: Andreas K. Engel

What is the brain “resting” state?

Speaker : Dante Chialvo

Beyond the connectome: Neuromodulation and spontaneous cortical activity

Speaker : Tobias Donner

Estimating overlapping communities with hierarchical Bayesian models

Speaker : B. T. Thomas Yeo

Intro to Session III: How can brain networks be modulated?

Chair: Hartwig Siebner

Ion channel control of neuronal connectivity: Identification & validation from noninvasive magnetoencephalograms

Speaker : Rosalyn Moran

Optogenetics for modulating brain networks

Speaker : Ilka Diester

Rational design of Individualized brain stimulation to modulate cognition

Speaker : Flavio Fröhlich

Intro to Session IV: What does the network perspective contribute to understanding brain disorders?

Chair: Klaas Enno Stephan

Connectivity in Parkinson’s disease and related disorders: degeneration, reorganisation and stratification of therapy

Speaker : James Rowe

Network changes in multiple sclerosis

Speaker : Menno M. Schoonheim

Some implications of the connectome for anatomy of brain disorders

Speaker : Ed Bullmore