Professor Adam Hampshire (Imperial College London): Cognitive Deficits after COVID-19 Illness (25 April 2022)
Professor Nikolaus Steinbeis (UCL Psychology and Language Sciences): Plasticity of cognitive control in child development (21 March 2022) [passcode: 5q@7yvkU]
Dr Narly Golestani (University of Vienna, Austria, and University of Geneva, Switzerland): Language processing in the healthy, dysfunctional and expert brain (7 March 2022) [passcode: M@1gu8Ck]
Heather Bortfeld, PhD (University of California, Merced): Perceptual Learning in Support of Language: Insights from Infants and Cochlear Implantees (21 February 2022) [passcode: *F6whLFK]
Dr Sean Deoni (Brown University, Rhode Island, USA): Environmental Influences on Early Child Neurodevelopment: Differences Across the World (7 February 2022) [passcode: !$VVY6K4]
[Special Guest Lecture] Dr Alan Baddeley (University of York): Developing the concept of working memory: the role of neuropsychology (31 January 2022)
Judit Gervain (University of Padua, Italy): The development of neural oscillations and their role in early language acquisition (24 January 2022) [passcode: BQ+N1dLf]
Dr. Sharon Gevea (UCL Great Ormond Street Institure of Child Health): Development and loss of inner speech (10 January 2022) [passcode: Z!2PFO^=]
[Special Guest Christmas Lecture] Professor Nichola Raihani (UCL) : Why are humans so cooperative - and what do we have in common with other species? (13 December 2021)
Dr Andrea Reiter (Max Planck Institute): Social decision making from adolescence to young adulthood (8 November 2021)
Dr. Catherine Crockford (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology): The patterning and ontogeny of chimpanzee vocal sequences and brain pathways (25 October 2021)
Dr Zita Patai (UCL): Navigating Outside the Hippocampus-cortical contributions to wayfinding (11 October 2021)
Dr Jonathan O'Muircheartaigh (Kings College, London): Imaging paediatric epilepsy - from group modelling to individual patient inference (27 September 2021)
Dr Anna Jafarpour (University of Washington, Seattle, USA): Encoding and retrieval of the temporal organization of events (13 September 2021)
Dr David Nobbs: Building better measures for clinical trials with digital health technology: examples from ASD (5 July 2021)
Dr Rhonda Booth: The mystery of the missing connection: neuropsychological profile of agenesis of the corpus callosum (21 June 2021)
Prof Kate E. Watkins: Stimulating speech: auditory-motor interactions in production and perception (7 June 2021)
Dr R Shayna Rosenbaum: Dissociations in spatial memory: insights from hippocampal amnesia' (17 May 2021)
Dr. Tessa Dekker ' New approaches to studying childhood vision and what they reveal about neural functional development in health and disease' (23 March 2021)
Dr Saloni Krishnan 'Brain organisation in language development and disorder' (8 March 2021)
Prof Torsten Baldeweg 'Progression of Rasmussen Syndrome and Language Plasticity'(Access Passcode: 2zZCqY#m) (8 February 2021)
Dr Zanna Clay ‘The evolution and development of empathy: Insights from great apes and children’ (25 January 2021)
Prof Marko Nardini ‘Learning to perceive with new sensory signals’ (7 December 2020)
Dr Marina Davila-Ross ‘An evolutionary reconstruction of laughter and smiles in great apes and humans based on the principle of parsimony’ (23 November 2020)
Dr Alexandra M. Hogan ‘Neurobehavioural Assessment in the Context of Surgery....... Wait! - COVID-19: Researchers, Interrupted’ (9 November 2020)
Dr Aswin Chari ‘Controllability of Brain Networks in Paediatric Epilepsy’ (26 October 2020)
Seminars 2011 - 2014
- Seminar Series 2013/14 (pdf)
- Seminar Series 2012/13 (pdf)
- Seminar Series 2011/12 (pdf)
- Seminars Sep'10 - Dec'11 (pdf)
Workshops & Engagement Events
Summer 2019: Space, Art and Healing: Through the Lens of an Astronaut & Artist
Two public engagement events and one outreach workshop were held between 5th - 7th June on the theme of Space, Art and Healing. Video footage to follow!
Autumn 2019:Astronauts bring science and art to GOSH
An exciting event as former NASA Astronaut Nicole Stott joined us at GOSH bringing two wonderful art projects, as part of Space for Art Foundation’s mission to raise awareness of childhood cancer. The aim was to provide well-being activities that help children heal and feel connected to space through art. We were also joined by Tim Peake via skype on the day!
Summer 2012: "The Rise and Fall of Memory across the Lifespan"
- Prof Carol Barnes: "Temporal Lobe correlates of Memory Decline in Normal Aging" (video)
- Prof Neil Burgess: "Spatial memory: neural mechanisms, development and amnesia" (video)
- Prof Alan Baddeley: "The Psychology of Memory: Some Developmental Aspects" (video)
- Prof Nicola Clayton: "Mental Time Travel: From Crows to Children and Back Again" (video)
Autumn 2012: "Navigation and Spatial Memory in Terrestrial Spaces"
- Prof Faraneh Vargha-Khadem: CDCN Director's introduction (video)
- Prof John Aggleton, FRS: "Pathways for Place Learning With or Without Navigation" (video)
- Dr Pamela Banta Lavenex: "Allocentric Spatial Memory in Primates" (video)
- Dr Paul Graham: "Navigation with a Small Brain" (video)
- Dr Alastair Smith: "Large Scale Search Behaviour in Typical and Atypical Populations" (video)
- Dr Hugo Spiers: "Navigational Guidance Systems in The Human Brain" (video)
- Prof Neil Burgess: Closing Remarks and Chair, Q&A Session (video)