Seminars

The Centre hosts weekly seminars with leading scientists and guest lecturers from all over the world. Below is a list of upcoming seminars for the 2022/2023 academic year.
6/6/23 13:00 Special seminar

Hippocampal remodeling by adult neurogenesis: from function to molecules and back

Speaker: Alejandro F Schinder, Leloir Institute Foundation
Location: Anatomy Lecture Theatre (Hodgkin)
Host: Benedikt Berninger
7/6/23 12:00 Special seminar

The impact of hominid-specific duplicated genes on human cortical neuron development and function.

Speaker: Baptiste Libé-Philippot
Location: New Hunt's House, 4th Floor, Large meeting room
Host: Benedikt Berninger
8/6/23 15:00 NEUReka! seminar

Correlated light and electron microscopy reveal recurrent circuit motives in the zebrafish hindbrain visual integrator network

Speaker: Armin Bahl, University of Konstanz
Location: Gordon Museum, Hodgkin Building, Guy's Campus
12/6/23 13:00 Special seminar

Building mammalian embryos: what are the principles of self-organization?

Speaker: Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz, University of Cambridge and California Institute of Technology
Location: Anatomy Lecture Theatre (Hodgkin)
Host: Benedikt Berninger
13/6/23 16:00 Special seminar

Role for sodium channels in neocortex development.

Speaker: Richard Scott Smith, Northwestern University
Location: Anatomy Lecture Theatre (Hodgkin)
Host: Katie Long
15/6/23 13:00 Lecture series

Mechanisms of multiciliogenesis in the mammalian brain

Speaker: Nathalie Spassky, Institut de Biologie de I'Ecole Normale Superieure
Location: Gowland Hopkins Lecture Theatre (Hodgkin)
Host: Setsuko Sahara
22/6/23 13:00 Lecture series

Circuits for learning, predicting and deciding in Drosophila

Speaker: Marta Zlatic, Univesity of Cambridge
Location: Gordon Museum, Hodgkin Building, Guy's Campus
Host: Guy Tear
29/6/23 13:00 Lecture series

Exploring the human condition with single-cell genomic and organoid technologies

Speaker: Gray Camp, Roche Institute of Translational Bioengineering (ITB)
Location: Gordon Museum, Hodgkin Building, Guy's Campus
Host: Corinne Houart