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For upcoming Helmholtz Lecture this Friday (4-5pm CET), Heleen Slagter (VU Amsterdam) will talk to us about: "Attention and distraction in the predictive brain." Refer to the link to find the abstract and location, or if you want to request to join online bit.ly/3mOUDYq

Upcoming Friday from 4-5pm (CET), Prof. Paul Bays will provide next Helmholtz lecture: "Computational principles of visual perception and memory". Wish to attend (online)? Refer to: bit.ly/40Fn7T5

Join us next Friday for upcoming Helmholtz Lecture provided by Sanne Schagen. Sanne will be discussing "How Neuropsychology is Impacting Cancer Care". Want to attend? Refer to our site! bit.ly/43hZUc6

We are excited to announce guest speaker Ole Jensen for today’s Helmholtz lecture. Ole will talk about: "A pipeline mechanism supporting visual exploration and reading" at 16:15 CET. For more information check out: helmholtzschool.nl/2022/09/15/hel…

Today at noon we will have a Helmholtz Special Colloquium: “what are the advantages of ChatGPT for research?”. You can join online here: rb.gy/s9qee. See you there!

Tomorrow at 4 pm (CET), Prof. Sabine Kastner will provide the upcoming Helmholtz lecture, "Neural dynamics of the primate attention network." Refer to the link to find the abstract and location, or if you want to request to join online bit.ly/3PeMjOa

Prof. Henrik Ehrsson (Karolinska Institutet) will give the final Helmholtz lecture of this year this Friday at 4pm in the Red room of the Ruppert building, titled: “Sensing one’s own body: causal inference of body ownership” Want to know more? bit.ly/3Xsin2Y

Unfortunately, Prof Henrik Ehrsson's lecture has been cancelled. There will therefore be no lecture tomorrow on June 30.

Presenting the finalized poster featuring all the Helmholtz Lectures for series 23-24🎓Refer to our site to see locations and abstracts helmholtzschool.nl/category/agend…

Prof. Henrik Ehrsson (Karolinska Institutet) will give the first Helmholtz lecture of this year next Friday (tomorrow) at 4PM, titled: "Sensing one's own body: causal inference of body ownership" For location, abstract and more information, see bit.ly/40bx37X

Join us this Friday at 4PM for the 2nd Helmholtz Lecture featuring Alan Kingstone, titled: 'From controlled environments to complex realities: Exploring the interplay between perceived minds and in/visible attention'. For more information, refer to: bit.ly/3sqVgLi

The final Helmholtz Lecture of 2023 will be presented this Friday at 4pm (CET) by Herta Flor. The lecture, titled 'Mechanism-based approach to mental disorder: the role of learning and memory,' promises valuable insights. For further details, please visit bit.ly/41gY1vt

We are looking forward to the upcoming Helmholtz Lecture this Friday (4PM CET), featuring Todd Braver discussing 'The Dual Mechanisms of Cognitive Control Project.' For further details, including location and abstract, please refer to bit.ly/3Uboc5h

Join us at the Dutch Cerebellum Meeting: A one-day symposium on cerebellar research in Utrecht on the 24th of May! For more information and registration, see dutchcerebellummeeting.nl

Prof. Beatrice de Gelder will take us on a guided tour of the social brain in our next Helmholtz Lecture April 12th: “The social brain inside out. Combining virtual Reality, computational movement analysis and brain imaging”. Want to know more? See bit.ly/3TYk5Jc

Unfortunately, Prof. Beatrice de Gelder's highly anticipated lecture scheduled for April 12 has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. For updates on upcoming events, please visit helmholtzschool.nl/category/agend…. Thank you for your understanding.

Prof. Jeremy Wolfe will join us for the next Helmholtz Lecture on June 14th: “OMG! How did I miss that? Dealing with ‘Normal Blindness’”. Want to know more about visual search and why we miss things right in front of our eyes? See 👇bit.ly/3VoFNa3

We’re excited to kick off the first Helmholtz Lecture of the academic year this Friday, Sep 27, at 4PM CET! Gregor Schöner will discuss how higher cognition is perceptually grounded and embodied through Dynamic Field Theory. More info: bit.ly/4eiXPSk.

Join us for the next Helmholtz Lecture with Abigail Marsh (Georgetown University) on Altruism, Care, and the Extended Self, this Friday at 4 PM CET. Don’t miss this insightful exploration of altruism and the self! Details: bit.ly/3OpznTF