Bodian Seminar: Dingchang Lin
Dingchan Lin, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Materials Science & EngineeringJohns Hopkins University TBD Faculty host: Kristina Nielsen
Dingchan Lin, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Materials Science & EngineeringJohns Hopkins University TBD Faculty host: Kristina Nielsen
Glenn Turner, Ph.D.Group Leader, HHMI Janelia Research Campus TBD Faculty Host: Ernst Niebur
Nuo Li, PhDAssistant Professor of NeuroscienceBaylor College of Medicine TBD Faculty host: Chris Fetsch
Stuart Trenholm, Ph.D.Assistant ProfessorMontreal Neurological Institute Department of Neurology and NeurosurgeryMcGill University Flexible sensory processing enables robust head-direction coding in both sighted and blind animals Vision plays an important role in our ability to establish a spatial map of the world. What happens to the brain’s spatial awareness and navigation systems following vision loss? Here, […]
Alexandre Pouget, Ph.D.Professor, Faculty of MedicineDepartment of Basic NeurosciencesUniversity of Geneva TBD Faculty host: Daeyeol Lee
Chong Xie, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering and NeuroengineeringRice University TBD Faculty host: Daeyeol Lee
Mayank Mehta, Ph.D.Professor, Physics and Astronomy, Neurology, NeurobiologyUCLA Brain Research Institute TBD Faculty host: Jim Knierim
Ilya Monosov, Ph.D.Associate Professor of NeuroscienceWashington University School of Medicine in St. Louis Neurobiology of Curiosity Over the past few decades, the highly active fields of neuroethology and neuroeconomics have been assessing the behavioral, computational, and neural basis of value-based decisions, studying how we make choices to obtain physical reward. However, not all decisions are […]
Ione Fine, Ph.D.Professor, Department of PsychologyAffiliate Professor, Radiology and OphthalmologyUniversity of Washington TBD Faculty Host: Chris Fetsch
Yoshinori Aso, Ph.D.Group LeaderHHMI Janelia Research Campus TBD Faculty host: Ernst Niebur
Wenhao Zhang, PhD.Assistant Professor & Lupe Murchison Foundation Scholar in Medical ResearchLyda Hill Department of Bioinformatics & Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain InstituteUT Southwestern Medical Center Towards a theory of causal inference in multisensory integration of the brain Our brain is bombarded with sensory inputs from multiple sensory modalities that can be combined to form a […]
Yoko Yazaki-Sugiyama, Ph.D.Associate ProfessorNeuronal Mechanism for Critical Period UnitOkinawa Institute of Science and Technology Transient auditory-motor projections subserving developmental song learning Memory recall and guidance is essential for motor skill acquisition. Like humans learning to speak, male zebra finches learn to sing by memorizing a tutor’s song (TS) then vocally matching it in sequentially well-orchestrated […]