Neurotechnology Seminars

The Centre for Neurotechnology organizes a regular colloquium series as well hosting other seminar speakers throughout the year.  Details of all upcoming Centre events can be found on the events page here. Everyone is welcome to attend (no registration is necessary). Details of past seminars can be found here.

Centre for Neurotechnology Colloquia

The Neurotechnology Colloquium series returns for 2016 with a programme of mini-symposia.  Each session brings together two speakers, from the UK or overseas, to present on related topics in the field.

Colloquiua usually take place on Wednesdays at 4pm in RSM 228 (South Kensington Campus) and are followed by a drinks reception.

If you would also like to arrange a one-to-one meeting with the speaker on the day, please contact Pete Hellyer.

2016 Colloquium series
DatePhotoNameTitle
23rd March 2016

MINI-SYMPOSIUM ON ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE		 francesco tamagnini Francesco Tamagnini, University of Exeter Medical School Alzheimer’s disease and the noisy brain: amyloidopathy correlates with hippocampal hyperexcitability
  roxana carare Roxana Carare, University of Southampton Perivascular clearance of interstitial fluid from the brain. Significance for Alzheimer’s disease
4th May 2016 MINI-SYMPOSIUM - THE ADDICTIVE ENGRAM   David Dupret David Dupret, MRC Brain Network Dynamics Unit, Oxford University Temporal dynamics of neuronal activity engaged in the expression of hippocampal representation of space
    Christian Luscher Christian Lüscher, University of Geneva The emergence of a circuit model for addiction
15th June 2016 MINI-SYMPOSIUM dayan

Peter Dayan, Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, UCL

 Reverse Replay during Human Decision Problem Solving
  humphries Mark Humphries, University of Manchester Population activity in rule-learning prefrontal cortex reveals signatures of internal models
14th September 2016 MINI- SYMPOSIUM   Speakers to be confirmed  
       

26th October 2016 - 12pm MINI-SYMPOSIUM

 mooney Richard Mooney, Duke Medical School Title to be confirmed
  turner Richard Turner, Cambridge Neuroscience Title to be confirmed
7th December 2016 - MINI-SYMPOSIUM kampff Adam Kampff, Sainsbury Wellcome Centre, UCL Title to be confirmed
  renart Alfonso Renart, Champalimaud Centre for the Unkown Title to be confirmed
 
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