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| Sisyphe seminar | ||
| 14h30-16h30 | Mathematical modelling of adult GnRH neurons in the mouse brain | W. Duan |
| video 1 / video 2 |
| Presentation session | ||
| 09h30-10h45 | Modeling frequency-dependent FSH transcription and secretion | P. Fletcher |
| 11h00-12h15 | Detection of frequency modulation in LH time series | A. Vidal |
| Lunch | ||
| Frequency decoding session | ||
| 14h00-14h30 | Discussion of goals of the meeting | |
| 14h30-17h00 | Discussion of available biological data (cf reference list) |
| Presentation session | ||
| 09h30-10h45 | Minimal models for frequency detection | R. Bertram |
| 11h00-12h15 | Overview of existing biophysical models of frequency detection | J. Tabak |
| Lunch | ||
| Frequency decoding session | ||
| 14h30-17h00 | Discussion of how existing models of frequency detection fit into the framework of the minimal models cf (reference list) Dynamical analysis of the minimal model |
| Presentation session | ||
| 09h30-10h45 | Calcium synchronization in olfactive placodes | M. Krupa |
| 11h00-12h30 | Canards and inflection | M. Desroches |
| Lunch | ||
| Frequency decoding session | ||
| 14h30-17h00 | Discussion of the biological interpretation [1] How biochemical dynamics could map to the minimal frequency detection models? |
| Frequency decoding session | ||
| 09h30-10h45 | Discussion of the biological interpretation [2] How GnRH signaling in pituitary cells can be embedded into minimal frequency detection models? | |
| 11h00-12h15 | Possible connexions with more theoretical approaches | |
| Lunch | ||
| 14h30-17h00 | Closing session Minutes of the week discussions |
| Auckland University | W. Duan |
| Florida State University | R. Bertram, P. Flechter, J. Tabak |
| INRIA Paris-Rocquencourt | F. Clément, M. Desroches, M. Krupa |
| Evry-Val d'Esssone University | A. Vidal |