Summer 2021
May 7th: Brain network reorganization following bilateral perinatal strokes
Dr Timothy Laumann, Washington University in St Louis
3pm Friday 7th May 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
May 14th: Cognitive influences on speech intelligibility in people with normal and impaired hearing
Dr Emma Holmes, UCL
11am Friday 14th May 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
May 28th: Silent MRI – current progress in applying and optimising silent neuroimaging techniques
Nikou Damestani, Dr Emil Ljungberg, & Dr Tobias Wood
11am Friday 28th May 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
June 11th: Non-invasive MRI techniques to probe brain clearance physiology
Professor Matthias van Osch, Leiden University
11am Friday 11th June 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
June 18th: Stimulating at the right time
Dr Hayriye Cagnan, Oxford University
11am Friday 18th June 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
June 25th: Lucid dreaming: An update on recent findings
Dr Benjamin Baird, University of Wisconsin- Madison
3pm Friday 25th June 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
July 9th: Sexual orientation-related brain structure & mental health disparities: An investigation of over 18,000 individuals from the UK Biobank
Dr Christoph Abé, Karolinska Institutet
11am Friday 9th July 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
July 16th: The Neuroscience of Stress Reduction Interventions: Implications for Health
Dr Janine Dutcher, Carnegie Mellon University
3pm Friday 16th July 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
July 25th: Investigating neural body representation in people with persistent pain from exteroceptive (outside the body) and interoceptive (inside the body) signal processing. A report in three parts on progress so far.
Dr Carolyn Berryman, University of Adelaide
11am Friday 25th July 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
July 30th: The Benefits of fMRI at “Zero” Echo Time
Martin MacKinnon, University of North Carolina and North Carolina State University
3pm Friday 30th July 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
Spring 2021
January 22nd: Is transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation (tACS) a potential therapy for chronic pain?
Dr Donna Lloyd , University of Leeds
11am Friday 22nd January 2021, Microsoft TEAMS.
January 29th: Stimulating social cognition
Dr Andrew Martin, University of Kent
11am Friday 29th January 2021, Microsoft TEAMS.
February 5th: Brain asymmetry in the interaction of perception, learning, reasoning, and action
Dr Matt Roser, University of Plymouth
11am Friday 5th February 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
February 12th: Mapping neurocognitive plasticity: Evidence from multimodal imaging studies
Professor Hana Burianová, Bournemouth University
11am Friday 12th February 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
February 19th: Understanding Sleep’s Role in Cognition and Mental Health
Dr Scott Cairney, University of York
11am Friday 19th February 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
February 26th: Bitbox – (neuro)imaging data transfer system
Rubaida Easmin & Dr Giovanna Nordio, King’s College London
11am Friday 26th February 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
March 5th: Context-dependent sensory processing in the mouse visual system
Dr Umberto Olcese, University of Amsterdam
11am Friday 5th March 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
March 19th: Characterising the cortex: Developing novel measures of brain morphology to better understand the human brain
Dr Christopher Madan, University of Nottingham
11am Friday 19th March 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
March 26th: Moving to the beat: Neural mechanisms of rhythm perception
Dr Jessica Grahn, Western University
3pm Friday 26th March 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
April 9th: Brain Organisation in Developmental Language Disorder
Dr Saloni Krishnan, Royal Holloway University
11am Friday 9th April 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
April 23rd: Development and Application of PET Imaging Methods and Infrastructure for Dementia Research
Professor Franklin Aigbirhio, University of Cambridge
11am Friday 23rd April 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
April 30th: CODED BIAS – discussion about racial and gender biases in AI
D&I event
11am Friday 30th April 2021, Microsoft TEAMS
Winter 2020
November 20th: Understanding the content and experience of episodic memory
Professor Alex Easton, Durham University
11am Friday 20th November 2020. Microsoft TEAMS.
November 27th: Understanding visual hallucinations
Dr Daniel Collerton, Newcastle University
11am Friday 27th November 2020. Microsoft TEAMS.
December 4th: Myelin Water Imaging: From Development to Applications in Cognition and Clinical Trials
Dr Shannon Kolind, The University of British Columbia
3pm Friday 4th December 2020. Microsoft TEAMS.
December 11th: The social brain: norms, beliefs, and implications for computational psychiatry
Dr Xiaosi Gu, Icahn School of Medicine
3pm Friday 11th December 2020. Microsoft TEAMS.
Spring 2020
July 3rd: Decision making in the mist of consciousness
Dr Tristan Bekinschtein, Cambridge University
11am-12 Friday 3rd of July 2020. Microsoft TEAMS
June 26th: Salty treat – Sodium MRI
Professor Claudia A.M. Gandini Wheeler Kingshott, UCL
11am-12 Friday 26th of June 2020. Microsoft TEAMS
June 19th: Investigating recurrent processing and consciousness with open science methods
Dr Christopher Allen, Cardiff University
11am-12 Friday 19th of June 2020. Microsoft TEAMS
June 5th: MRI Methods for Crossing Scales in Neuroscience
Professor Karla Miller, Oxford University
11am-12 Friday 5th of June 2020. Microsoft TEAMS
May 22nd: MRI provides translational biomarkers for Alzheimer’s disease
Professor Alexandra Badea, Duke University Medical Centre
11am-12 Friday 22nd of May 2020. Microsoft TEAMS
March 27th: Imaging whole human post-mortem brains at ultra-high field: quantifying the post-mortem ALS brain
Dr. Ben Tendler, University of Oxford
11am-12 Thursday 27th of March 2020. TEAMS
March 19th: CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19, TO BE RESCHEDULED
Professor Alexandra Badea, Duke University
11am-12 Thursday 19th of March 2020. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
March 13th: – CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19, TO BE RESCHEDULED
Professor Claudia Weeler-Kingshott, UCL
11am-12 Friday 13th of March 2020. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
February 14th: “Pain pain go away, come again another day”
Dr Jon Brooks, University of Bristol
11am-12 Friday 14th of February 2020. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
January 31st: “Neuroimaging markers of chronic pain: targets for translation“
Dr Andrew Segerdahl, Oxford University
11am-12 Friday 31st of January 2020. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
January 17th: “The functional anatomy of instruction based learning and it’s impairment in early-mid stage Parkinson’s Disease”
Dr Adam Hampshire, Imperial
11am-12 Friday 17th of January 2020. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
Autumn 2019
September 6th: Multimodal imaging of the developing brain: From ultrahigh field to ultrahigh gradients
Dr Erika Raven, Cardiff University Research Imaging Centre
11am-12 Friday 6th of September 2019. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
October 4th: Assessing hippocampal-prefrontal dysconnectivity and the wider role of interneuron dysfunction in schizophrenia using M/EEG
Dr Rick Adams, UCL
11am-12 Friday 4th of October 2019. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
October 11th: Altered electromagnetic tissue properties in focal cortical dysplasia
Dr Sara Lorio, KCL
11am-12 Friday 11th of October 2019. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
October 17th: Advanced physiological MRI of glioma
Dr ir. A. H. Esther Warnert, Erasmus MC (Rotterdam)
11am-12 Friday 17th of October 2019. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
October 25th: Brain Magnetic Resonance Imaging in the Oxford Parkinson’s Disease Centre (OPDC) Discovery Cohort
Dr Ludovica Griffanti, Oxford
11am-12 Friday 25th of October 2019. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
November 8th: Drug fingerprinting of fMRI networks using a novel multimodal approach enriched by PET imaging
Dr. Ottavia Dipasquale, KCL
11am-12 Friday 8th of November 2019. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
November 15th: What can MRI brain imaging tell us about schizophrenia?
Dr Sarah Morgan, Cambridge University
11am-12 Friday 15th of November 2019. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
November 22nd: Using vision to understand dementia in Parkinson’s disease
Dr Rimona Weil, UCL
11am-12 Friday 22nd of November 2019. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
November 29th: Moving magnetoencephalography towards real-world applications with a wearable system
Professor Richard Bowtell, University of Nottingham
11am-12 Friday 29th of November 2019. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
December 6th: Chasing brain functional microstructure: a recipe with bucatini
Dr Matteo Mancini, UCL
11am-12 Friday 6th of December 2019. Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
Rescheduled: TBC
Professor Geoff Parker, Manchester
RESCHEDULED Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences 3.11A/B.
