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11 RTC Annual Report 2015 - 2016 In 2015 - 2016, academic rounds lectur es included: Speaker s Presentation Title Dr. Elizabeth Skidmore, University of Pittsburgh Acute rehabilitation for individuals with cognitive impairment: can we do better? Micheal Bone*, Dr. Zhongxu Liu*, Dr. Aline Moussard*, Dr. Pradeep Raamana*, Robby Spring, Dr. Vessela Stamenova* Rotman research bite - sized b litz Iva Brunec*, Baycrest Brandon Vasquez*, Baycrest Memory for event duration and temporal order in large - scale virtual navigation Response time consistency: Relation to executive functioni ng and the effects of training on health and pathological aging Dr. Steven L. Small, University of California , Irvine Translational neurology of language: An evolutionary network - based a pproach Dr. John Griffiths*, Baycrest Neural field theory and the s pherical harmonic structure of brain connectivity Dr. Bradley Buchsbaum, Baycrest Neuroscience investigations into the structure and representation of vivid human memories Dr. Bradley MacIntosh, Sunnybrook Research Institute Aerobic exercise, the pulsati ng brain and the d evelopment of new physiology - based neuroimaging biomarkers Dr. Monicque Lorist, University of Groningen Dynamics of change in the ageing brain Dr. Kelly Shen, Baycrest Structural topology lends stability to a dynamic functional landscap e Dr. William Cunningham, University of Toronto Iterative reprocessing model Dr. Alex Mihailidis, AGE - WELL, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute Disruption ahead: Transforming technology for aging and healthcare Dr. Karen Banai, University of Haifa Percepti on & language: What can we learn from perceptual context effects in children Dr. Annekathrin Weise*, Baycrest Insights on the formation of sensory memory representations Dr. Katherine Duncan, University of Toronto No memory is an island: U nderstanding ho w ongoing cognitive and neural processing influences learning and memory * Baycrest trainee Continued…

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