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Upcoming events

CCN Seminar series - Brain Rhythms and Health: Predicting Pain, Dementia, and Inflammation through EEG

Dr Ali Mazaheri's talk will explore how EEG brain rhythms can predict severe pain, assess Alzheimer's risk, and evaluate inflammation's impact on cognition, with insights from both healthy and clinical populations.

Past events

18 June 2021 - CUBIC (Combined Universities Brain Imaging Centre) Conference - Hosted by Brunel University London 


Seminar Series 2020-2021
DateSpeakerRoom
3 December 2020 Dr John Greenwood - University College London  Online
4 February 2021 Professor Daniel Smith - Durham University Online
4 March 2021 Dr Ali Khatibi -  University of Birmingham Online
22 April 2021 Dr Trevor Crawford - Lancaster University Online
3 June 2021 Dr Gunnar Schmitmann - University of Plymouth Online
1 July 20201 Dr Wieske van Zoest - University of Birmingham Online
2 September 2021 Dr Sylco Hoppenbrouwers - VU Amsterdam Online
Seminar Series 2019-2020
DateSpeakerRoom
17 October 2019 Dr Miriam Klein-Flügge - University of Oxford LECT110
14 November 2019 Dr Guido Orgs - Goldsmiths, University of London HNZW101
6 February 2020 Professor Martin Eimer - Birkbeck University of London HNZW101
26 February 2020 Dr Lieke Schiphof-Godart - The Hague University of Applied Sciences  HNZW101
TBC Professor Katya Rubia - King's College London  HNZW101
TBC Nickolai Vysokov - Brainpatch HNZW101
TBC Professor Helen Cassaday - University of Nottingham HNZW101
TBC Dr Chesney Craig  - Manchester Metropolitan University HNZW101
Seminar Series 2018-2019
 Date Speaker Talk Title
6 September 2018 Dr Alex Sumich - Nottingham Trent University Feeling less than half human: The role of microbiota and inflammation in self-judgement and empathy as psychological risk factors for depression.
4 October 2018 Professor Philip Corr - City University of London  A Neuroscience of Approach, Avoidance and Conflict Personality Traits.
31 October 2018 Dr Dominic Ffytche - Kings College University  Visual hallucinations: cognition, clinic and consciousness.
1 November 2018 Mark Ware & Professor Hugo Critchley - University of Sussex (The Wavelength Project) The Wavelength Project: art science investigations into how we respond to the natural environment.
29 November 2018 Dr Olivier Collignon - University of Louvain, Belgium Crossmodal plasticity: Recycling the intrinsic functional and multisensory architecture of the brain.
6 December 2018 Dr Dido Green - Oxford Brookes University Brain and Behaviour – a multi-modal approach to understanding neural plasticity in childhood hemiplegia.
7 February 2019 Professor Ulrich Ettinger - University of Bonn, Germany Mechanisms and Modulation of Inhibitory Control.
7 March 2019 Professor Andy Field - University of Sussex  Should researchers analyze their own data?
4 April 2019 Professor Essi Viding - University College London Individuals as co-creators of their own environments: Implications for understanding development and applying interventions.
2 May 2019 Dr Peter Klaver - Universty of Surrey Working memory in the hippocampus: perspectives on brain development.
6 June 2019 Professor Symeon Vlachopoulos - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki  Motivation for Physical Activity in Exercise Settings and Physical Education: A Self-Determination Theory Perspective.
19 June 2019 Professor Greg Anson -  University of Aukland, New Zealand Changes in Brain Activity: Motor Imagery, Hypnotic Susceptibility and Motor Conversion Disorder.
Seminar Series 2017 - 2018
 Date Speaker Talk title
11 November 2017 Professor Klaus Oberauer,  What causes the capacity limit of working memory?
 7 March 2018 Dr Douglas Powel, Neural and non-neural contributors to the rigidity in Parkinson’s Disease
 5 April 2018 Dr Peera Wongupparaj A multi-task Assessment of Cognitive Processes in People with Depression
 3 May 2018 Professor Julia Slimner Synaesthesia, Autism and Genius
 15 May 2018 Professor Delevoye-Turrell Move your body and I will tell you how you feel: Motor timing reveals emotional states
 7 June 2018 Dr Ignazio Puzzo Altered White-Matter Microstructure in Conduct Disorder Is Specifically Associated with Elevated Callous-Unemotional Traits
 5 July 2018 Dr Jennifer Corbett The Power of Averaging Diversity in Perception
 8 August 2018 Professor Brendan Stuart Weekes Bilingualism and the Brain