Seminars

Every week during term time, the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience invites an external speaker to present their work, discuss and mutually inspire. This series of seminars is open to all.

ICN Seminars are held on Mondays at 3.15pm.

Please note that due to the current Covid-19 pandemic, all seminars will be on Microsoft Teams

For further information, Contact: Rosalyn Lawrence, Tel: + 44 2076791164

26	Apr	Riccardo Storchi Neuroscience and Experimental Psychology, University of Manchester Multiplicity of motor actions in instinctive, visually driven behaviours and the impact of motor actions on visual processing Host: Tamar Makin
10	May	Emily Finn Psychological and Brain Sciences, Dartmouth, USA Title: Is it time to put rest to rest? Or: Toward a “stress test” for the brain Host: Oliver Robinson
17	May	Florent Meyniel Neurospin, CEA-Saclay, France Title: Learning a probabilistic model of a changing world: Human feats and insight from artificial network Host: Lucie Charles
24	May	Philip Beaman Psychological & Clinical Language Sciences, University of Reading Title: Auditory distraction: A new attempt at an interpretation, or an attempt at a new interpretation Host: Sophie Scott
07	June	Elizabeth Sheppard School of Psychology, Nottingham University Title: How autistic people are perceived and misperceived Host: Sarah White
14	June	Roland Benoit Adaptive Memory Research Leader, Max Planck Inst. Human Cognitive & Brain Sci., Leipzig Title: Affective episodic simulation Host: Paul Burgess
21	June	Tom Hartley Dept. of Psychology, University of York Title: Assessing the limits of allocentric spatial memory Host: Neil Burgess