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FENS Winter School 2016

29 Mai 2016 · 7 joursBrussels, BelgiumNeurologyEnglish
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FENS Winter School 2016
Brussels

About this congress

Current models of addiction are converging on the idea that aberrant function and remodeling of neural circuits cause the compulsive drug use despite negative consequences, which defines the disease. According to this hypothesis, drug reward, negative affect, or stress would trigger specific forms of synaptic plasticity, which in susceptible subjects would become persistent.

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Garret STUBER · Garret D. Stuber on contemporary approaches for dissecting neural circuit function PART 1
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Garret STUBER · 01:10:52

Damiaan DENYS · Damiaan Denys on Deep brain stimulation and addiction PART 2
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Damiaan DENYS · 00:58:11

Garret STUBER · Garret D. Stuber on contemporary approaches for dissecting neural circuit function PART 2
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Garret STUBER · 00:52:37

Christian Lüscher · Christian Lüsher on the Emergence of a circuit model of addiction PART 1
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Christian Lüscher · 01:13:43

Nelly ALIA-KLEIN · Nelly Alia-Klein on Disease and Recovery of Brain Networks in Addiction PART 1
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Nelly ALIA-KLEIN · 01:12:43

Trevor W.ROBBINS · Trevor W.Robbins on From impulsivity to compulsivity in drug addiction PART 1
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Trevor W.ROBBINS · 01:30:52

Boris GUTKIN · Boris Gutkin on Computational Models of Addiction PART 2
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Boris GUTKIN · 01:45:43

Manuel MAMELI · Manuel Mameli on Synapse gone awry : contribution to aspects of addiction PART 1
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Manuel MAMELI · 01:01:48

Christian Lüsher · Christian Lüsher on the Emergence of a circuit model of addiction PART 2
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Christian Lüsher · 01:05:49

Boris GUTKIN · Boris Gutkin on Computational Models of Addiction PART 1
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Boris GUTKIN · 01:18:04

Manuel MAMELI · Manuel Mameli on Synapse gone awry : contribution to aspects of addiction PART 2
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Manuel MAMELI · 01:04:38

Trevor W.ROBBINS · Trevor W.Robbins on From impulsivity to compulsivity in drug addiction PART 2
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Trevor W.ROBBINS · 01:08:59