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ICN 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 in B10

15

April

Mitchell Valdes-Sosa

ICN / WCHN Joint seminar (TBC), in-person - 12 Queen Square

Title: Left and right, big and small: lateralized neural mechanisms for attention

Host: Professor Brian Butterworth

22

April

Dr Liam Browne

Principle Investigator, Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research, Division of Medicine

Title: Adaption of Behaviour by Pain  and Sensory Processing

Host: Professor Oliver Robinson

29

April

Gaia Molinaro

PhD Student, UC Berkeley

Title: Goal-centered rewards in human reinforcement learning

Host: Professor Benedetto De Martino

13

May

Dr Tom Foulsham

Department of Psychology, University of Essex

Social attention: From eyes to lies

Host: Professor Antonia Hamilton

20

May

Professor Sam Gershman

Professor of Psychology, Harvard University, Department of Psychology

Design principles of working memory

Host: Professor Benedetto de Martino

03

June

Professor Stefan Schweinberger

Professor of Psychology, Friedrich Schiller University Jena

Social Interaction by Face and Voice: Tools for Basic Science, Assessment, and Intervention

Host: Dr Carly Anderson

10

June

Professor Costas Karageorghis

Professor of Sport & Exercise Psychology, Department of Life Sciences, Brunel University

“When it hits you, you feel no pain”: Exploring the efficacy of music-related interventions in the exercise domain

Host: Professor Guido Orgs

17

June

Emily Cross

Co-Director of the Social Brain in Action Lab, School of Psychology & Neuroscience, University of Glasgow

Mind Meets Machine: Neurocognitive Perspectives on Human—Robot Interaction 

Host: Professor Antonia Hamilton

20June

Dr Pegah Kassraian

Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute, Siegelbaum lab, Columbia University

Hippocampal circuits for episodic social memory

Host: Professor Antonia Hamilton

Any questions / reasonable adjustments to be made : Please email Beth Allen (beth.allen@ucl.ac.uk)