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@@ -13,43 +13,45 @@ We are organizing a one-day workshop for computational neuroscientists in Marsei
 
 When? *3rd of June 2024*
 
-Where? [*Campus Timone (Amphithéâtre d'Odontologie), Aix-Marseille Université*, 27 Boulevard Jean Moulin, 13005 Marseille](https://goo.gl/maps/MLpmsN9cd2N1Uv1L7)
+Where? [*Campus Timone (Amphithéâtre d'Odontologie), Aix-Marseille Université*, 27 Boulevard Jean Moulin, 13005 Marseille](https://maps.app.goo.gl/s7RUwYNq9yMpH3Kf8)
 
 Organizers: Fanny Cazettes (INT), Spase Petkoski (INS), Etienne Thoret (INT), Lorenzo Fontolan (INMED)
 
+The organizing committee thanks NeuroMarseille and the three partners institutes (INS, INMED, INT) for their support.
+
 ### PROGRAM
 
 - 9:00 : Welcome
 
-- 9:15 : Introduction by Frédéric Chavane (INT, Marseille)
+- 9:15 : Introduction by **Frédéric Chavane** (INT, Marseille)
 
 #### Session 1 : INMED (chair: Fanny Cazettes)
 
-- 9:30 : **Lorenzo Fontolan** (CENTURI, INMED)
+- 9:30 : **Lorenzo Fontolan** (CENTURI, INMED): *Neural circuits for temporal flexibility*
 
-- 10:00 : **Mirindra Ratsifandrihamanana** (INMED)
+- 10:00 : **Mirindra Ratsifandrihamanana** (INMED): *Linking early hippocampal dynamics and animal behavior using information theory in physiological and pathological conditions*
 
-- 10:20 : coffee break
+- 10:20 : coffee break @ INT-R+4
 
 #### Session 2 : INS (chair: Lorenzo Fontolan)
 
-- 10:45 : **Christophe Bernard** (INS)
+- 10:45 : **Christophe Bernard** (INS): *Complexities in interpretations of opto-chemogenetics effects and of dimensionality reduction*
 
-- 11:15 : **Borana Dollomaja** (INS)
+- 11:15 : **Borana Dollomaja** (INS): *Diagnostic approaches for drug-resistant epilepsy: whole brain models and brain stimulation*
 
 #### Session 3 : INT (chair: Spase Petkoski)
 
-- 11:35 : **Sophie Denève** (INT)
+- 11:35 : **Andrea Brovelli** (INT): *Brain interactions and goal-directed learning*
 
-- 12:05 : **Adrien Fois** (INT)
+- 12:05 : **Adrien Fois** (INT): *Unsupervised Learning of Spiking Motifs*
 
-- 12:30 : Lunch break
+- 12:30 : Lunch break @ INT-R+4
 
 #### Session 4 : Marseille institutes (chair: Etienne Thoret)
 
-- 14:00 - **NeuroMarseille** - Anne Kavounoudias (CRPN)
+- 14:00 - **NeuroMarseille** - Anne Kavounoudias (CRPN) & Guillaume Masson (INT)
 
-- 14:15 - **eBrains** - Viktor Jirsa (INS)
+- 14:15 - **eBrains** - Viktor Jirsa (INS) - *European infrastructure for digital neuroscience*
 
 - 14:30 - **CENTURI** - Rosa Cossart (INMED)
 
@@ -59,13 +61,14 @@ Organizers: Fanny Cazettes (INT), Spase Petkoski (INS), Etienne Thoret (INT), Lo
 
 - 15:15 - **CONECT** - Anna Montagnini (INT)
 
-- 16:35 : Coffee break
+- 15:30 : Coffee break @ INT-R+4
 
 
-#### External Keynote speaker (chair: Spase Petkoski)
+#### External Keynote speaker (chair: Lorenzo Fontolan)
 
-- 16:00 - Srdjan Ostojic (LNC, ENS)
+- 16:00 - **Srdjan Ostojic** (LNC, ENS): *The role of population structure in computations through dynamics*
 
+**Abstract:** Neural computations are currently conceptualised using two separate approaches: sorting neurons into functional sub-populations or examining distributed collective dynamics. Whether and how these two aspects interact to shape computations is currently unclear. Using a novel approach to extract computational mechanisms from recurrent networks trained on neuroscience tasks,  we show that the collective dynamics and sub-population structure play fundamentally complementary roles. Although various tasks can be implemented in networks with fully random population structure, we found that flexible input–output mappings instead require a non-random population structure that can be described in terms of multiple sub-populations. Our analyses revealed that such a sub-population organisation enables flexible computations through a mechanism based on gain-controlled modulations that flexibly shape the collective dynamics.