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BICAN Presentations and Posters at SfN

Welcome to the BICAN Consortium's list of upcoming presentations and posters for SfN2025, happening in San Diego from Nov. 15-19, 2025. This page features a comprehensive list of contributions highlight our team's latest research and insights. We encourage you to explore our work and engage with the innovative findings resulting from our collaborative efforts. Please check back for updates as the conference approaches.

Posters and Talks

SDCC Rm 11

NANO007.09

Nanosymposium

BICAN Presentations and Posters at SfN

Posters and Talks

Neurodevelopmental, physiological, and genomic defects in models of Nprl2-associated focal cortical dysplasia and the potential for rapamycin pharmacotherapy

Aditi Biswas

Ai‐Powered network‐based drug repurposing for multiple neurological and psychiatric disorders via integration of single‐cell and bulk multi‐omics data

Y. Xia

Multiomic profiling of the developing mouse spinal cord

Carla Rivera

Towards a Single-Cell Whole Brain Atlas Across Mammalian Species

Dan Yuan

Organization of the thalamic reticular nucleus across spatial scales

Kevin Cao

Single-Cell Analysis of Chromatin State and Transcriptome in Human Basal Ganglia

Lei Chang, Kai Li

A Spatial Transcriptomic Atlas of the Developing Mouse Brain: Enabling the Study of Cortical GABAergic Interneuron Migration

R. MATHIEU

Niche Trajectory Reference Map of Whole Mouse Brain

Wen Wang

Democratizing BRAIN Initiative Cell Atlas Technologies: A Community Outreach Initiative for FAIR Single-Cell Sequencing

F. KHAJOUEI

Decoding developmental time in the brain: transcriptomic signatures across diverse contexts

Sridevi Venkatesan

A two-phase framework for similarity search across single-neuron data modalities

Brice Wang

A Brain Cell Type Resource Created by Large Language Models and a Multi-Agent AI System for Collaborative Community Annotation

Rongbin Li

Single cell multi-omics integration with augmented variational autoencoders

Ning Wang

A single-cell transcriptomic atlas for the diversity of immune cells in the developing human brain

Sonia Malaiya

Clonally resolved atlas of the newborn mouse forebrain

Guohua Yuan

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

Pamela Baker

Maps to Mechanisms: Interrogating the Patterning of Human Cortical Areas

Patricia Nano

A coming-of-age story: neuronal control of behavior in early life

Harris Kaplan

A versatile framework for integration of single-cell multi-omics data with probabilistic contrastive learning

Yang Xu

BrainKB: A Scalable Infrastructure Facilitating Neuroscientific Discovery via Knowledge Graphs and Multi-Agent Systems

Tek Raj Chhetri

Metabolic Atlas of Early Human Cortical Development Identifies Cell Fate Regulators

Jose Soto

Joint analysis of anatomical and functional MRI, single cell multiomics, and spatial transcriptomics in macaque neocortex

Burke Rosen / Dingzhi Hu

A Whole-Brain Rhesus Macaque Spatial Transcriptomic Atlas

Stephanie Seeman

Simultaneous functional and transcriptomic profiling of interneurons in mouse visual cortex

Paul Olsen

From point neurons to biophysically detailed networks: A data-driven framework for multi-scale modeling of brain circuits

Beatriz Herrera

Epigenetic Landscape of Cell Types in the Adult Mouse Brain

M.J. Hooper

Mapping Axonal Pathology in AD Mice at Single-Neuron Resolution with Ultrasparse Labeling and Light-Sheet Imaging

C.Y. Daniel Lee

Enhancer AAV Genetic Tools for Cell Types in the Mouse Brain

Bosiljka Tasic

A spatial transcriptomics atlas of the adult mouse brain

Michael Kunst

CCF-MAP: A resource for accessing unified mouse, primate, and human brain atlases and ontology

Ashwin Bhandiwad

Conserved and Divergent Neuronal Identities in the Medulla and Spinal Cord of the Mouse CNS

J. Xie

Allen Institute Taxonomy (AIT): a new standard for cell type taxonomies

Jeremy Miller

Managing Metadata Standards in a Large Consortium

Patrick Ray

WARP Optimus STARsolo is a bioinformatics workflow for cloud-scale single-cell and single-nulceus gene expression, combined with multiple molecular modalities to produce multi-omic pipelines

Sid Cox

An operational framework for rapid, open-sharing of human omics data.

Carol Thompson

Neuroscience Multi-Omic Archive: A public resource for single cell transcriptomic and epigenomic data from the mammalian brain

Joseph Receveur

A transcriptomic and regulatory atlas of the marmoset subcortex

Daisy Dan

Morphological and electrophysiological diversity and specialization in the non-human primate striatum

Xiao-Ping Liu

Human basal ganglia cell-type and cellular community organizations revealed bylarge-scale spatial transcriptomics mapping

Xiangmin Xu