The David Bodian Seminars in Neuroscience are scheduled on Mondays during the academic year, usually at 4 p.m. ET.
Talks will be in person at the MBI Library (Krieger 341). Some will be recorded for asynchronous viewing. Please contact Chris Fetsch ([email protected]) to request access to a recorded talk.
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Neuroscience Seminars
See upcoming neuroscience seminars at the Solomon H. Snyder Department of Neuroscience at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Latest Past Events
Bodian Seminar: Yuri Saalmann, Ph.D.
Yuri Saalmann, Ph.D. Thalamo-cortical processes for cognitive control and conscious states Projections from the cerebral cortex to the thalamus have the key feature of convergence, which forces high-dimensional activity patterns […]
Special Seminar: Yonatan Aljadeff, Ph.D.
Yonatan Aljadeff, Ph.D. Towards understanding how animals hide (from themselves and others) To produce adaptable behaviors, networks of neurons in multiple brain regions and animal species are thought to form […]
Bodian Seminar: Eyal Seidemann, Ph.D.
Eyal Seidemann, Ph.D. Toward “reading” and “writing” neural population codes in the primate cortex A central goal of sensory neuroscience is to understand the nature of the neural code in […]