Having to listen to your own pre-recorded talk at a virtual conference is a unique form of torture.

Thanks so much for having me as a speaker today, Neuroimaging Department Seminars! I really enjoyed presenting in the seminar and the Q&A session in the end. 🧠💻🚭

Fantastic work from some of our colleagues here at Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience

Dr Edith Brignoni Pérez (Dr. Edith Brignoni, Ph.D.) will be joining us to present recent investigative work on the role of early dual language experience on functional brain systems supporting learning abilities 🗣️📚 🗓️Friday 22nd October 2021 ⏰5pm (BST) 📍Microsoft TEAMS

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This came out timely just before my talk Yale Psychiatry today! ...and it "only" took 6 years to get to this point. Led by Soojung Na Dongil Chung Ofer Perl Vincenzo G Fiore @MattHeflin & more Humans use forward thinking to exploit social controllability doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…

Fantastic to see this new #research collaboration between Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience and Boehringer Ingelheim that is aiming to connect individual symptoms of depression and schizophrenia to specific brain-circuit activity to inform novel therapies. Read more: kcl.ac.uk/news/boehringe…

Introducing Dr Valerio Zerbi (Valerio Zerbi) as our speaker for this week! Dr Zerbi will be presenting his work on how to construct and deconstruct brain network activity in mice 🐁 🗓️ Friday 12th November 2021 ⏰ 11-12pm (GMT) 📍 Microsoft TEAMS

Our new paper modelling selective attention has just come out! “Active inference, selective attention, and the cocktail party problem” bit.ly/3kKpuSr [see thread below for a summary (1/11)] SHaPS @WCHN_UCL RNID ElsevierNeuroscience

Today we have our seminar from Dr Valerio Zerbi! 11am on TEAMS, see you there!

Join us today at 11:15am!

This Friday we have our last Seminar OF THE YEAR!! 😱🥳 Prof Peter Jezzard will be joining us virtually to present his work on using MRI to assess Neurovascular Health and Disease 🧠🩺 🗓️ Friday 17th December ⏰ 11-12 GMT 📍TEAMS

We're back with another Neuroimaging seminar series for 2022! 🧠 Dr Gesa Hartwigsen from the Max Planck Institute will join us to tell us about her work combining neuroimaging and neurostimulation to probe adaptive plasticity in cognition 🗓️Friday 25th Feb ⏰11-12 GMT 📍TEAMS

We are excited to announce that for our first in-person seminar of 2022, Professor Alan Jasanoff from MIT will be giving a talk on: 'Parsing brain mechanisms using molecular-level fMRI' We hope to see you all there!🧠 🗓️Friday 13th May ⏰11-12 BST 📍CNS Room 3.11