Symposium S23
Comparative brain mechanisms for spatial orientation and navigation

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100.1. Symp. S23-1. Mon 15/07 09:30 - Amphithéâtre Havane
Lambrey S. (1), Amorim M. A. (2), Baulac M. (3), Berthoz A. (1), Chappuis C. (1), Dupont S. (3), Lancelot C. (4) & Samson S. (4)
(1) LPPA - Collège de France, Paris, France; (2) Res. Center in Sport Sci., Orsay, France; (3) Dept Clinique Epilepsie - EMI Cortex Epilepsie, Salpêtrière, Paris, France; (4) Dept Clinique Epilepsie - Salpêtrière, Paris / Ereca, Lille III, France
- SPATIAL SCENE MEMORY AND CHANGING POINT OF VIEW IN PATIENTS WITH UNILATERAL LESIONS TO THE MEDIAL TEMPORAL LOBE.

100.2. Symp. S23-2. Mon 15/07 09:30 - Amphithéâtre Havane
Rolls E. T.
Dept. Exptl. Psychol., Oxford Univ, Oxford OX1 3UD, U. K
- BRAIN MECHANISMS FOR SPATIAL NAVIGATION AND MEMORY IN PRIMATES.

100.3. Symp. S23-3. Mon 15/07 09:30 - Amphithéâtre Havane
Wiener S.
CNRS Collège de France LPPA, Paris
- HEAD DIRECTION CELLS AND SPATIAL ORIENTATION.

100.4. Symp. S23-4. Mon 15/07 09:30 - Amphithéâtre Havane
O'Mara S. M., Shaw K. & Commins S.
Psychology and Institute of Neurology, Trinity Coll, Dublin, Ireland
- CELLULAR MECHANISMS UNDERLYING SPATIAL ORIENTATION AND NAVIGATION IN RODENTS.