Nanosymposium | Insights From the Machine Intelligence From Cortical Networks (MICrONS) Project

• Time: November 15, 2025 | 1:00-2:45pm
• Location: NANO003.07 – SDCC Rm 30
• Allen Institute Presenters: Chi Zhang, Ben Pedigo, Bethanny Danskin

Open Educational Resources for Neuroscience: What’s Out There and How to Contribute

• Time: November 15, 2025 | 12:00-2:00pm
• Location: SDCC Rm 2
• Presenter: Kaitlyn Casimo

Towards a Foundation Model of 3D Neuroanatomy

• Location:
• Presenter: Geoffrey Schau

Molecular anatomy of locus coeruleus norepinephrine cells

• Location: PSTR040.02/BB3
• Presenter: Polina Kosillo

Evaluating AI-readiness of datasets shared through the BICAN Consortium Data Ecosystem

• Time: November 16, 2025 | 9:00am –9:15am
• Location: NANO012.05- SDCC Rm 33
• Presenter: Pamela Baker

Bloom: Brain cell representations across species and modalities

Rohan Gala, from the Informatics & Data Science Team at Allen Institute, presents a Nanosymposium talk on: Bloom: Brain cell representations across species and modalities.

• November 16, 2025 | 8:00am –10:30am
• NANO012.09 – SDCC Rm 33

Poster Sessions | 8:00am–12:00pm

Comparative barcoded connectomics in the macaque and mouse visual cortex reveals shared and distinct single-cell organization logic underlying diverse projection patterns

• Location: PSTR095.05
• Presenter: Maryam Majeed

Progress toward high-throughput expansion and light microscopy-based connectomics

• Location: PSTR095.21
• Presenter: Kareena Villalobos

Toward high-throughput automated nanoscale TEM imaging of whole mouse hemisphere sections

• Location: PSTR095.18
• Presenter: Kim Gruver

Whole-mouse hemisphere staining for electron microscopy

• Location: PSTR095.18
• Presenter: Mark Takeno

New hardware and software solutions for centimeter-scale nanoconnectomics

• Location: PSTR095.22
• Presenter: Steven Cook

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