Archived information on past seminars given in the Centre. 2023 Seminars and Events: 'Learning a cognitive map' Dr Adrien Peyrache, Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery, McGill University, MontrealThursday 29th June 2023, 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Dr Adrian Duszkiewicz 'Synaptic and circuit basis of distinct memory formation in the hippocampus’ Dr Christoph Schmidt-Hieber, neural circuits for spatial navigation and memory, Institut Pasteur, ParisThursday 15th June 2023, 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Dr Tom Flossmann 'State-dependent patterns of neuromodulatory signaling in the cortex’ Dr Jessica Cardin, Associate Professor Tenure; Deputy Chair, Neuroscience, Yale School of MedicineThursday 1st June 2023, 13:00, (Virtual)Host: Prof Nathalie Rochefort ‘Midbrain circuits for flexible instinctive behaviours' Dr Vanessa Stempel, Research Group Leader, Max Planck Institute for Brain Research, GermanyThursday 25th May 2023, 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Dr Sam Booker ‘Engineering neuroscience with microfluidics: complex in vitro models made easy’ Dr Michele Zagnoni, Reader, Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University of StrathclydeMonday 15th May 2023, 13:00, Chancellors Building (Hybrid)Host: Prof David Lyons 'Visual Cortex and Tauopathy: insights into network level dysfunction in disease' Dr Fabio Ribeiro Rodriguez, Department of Experimental Psychology, UCLThursday 11th May 2023, 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Prof Tara Spires-Jones ‘Spatial assessment of ALS’ ’Prof Hemali Phatnani, Director of the Center for Genomics of Neurodegenerative Disease, NYC + Assistant Professor of Neurological Sciences in the Department of Neurology, Columbia UniversityMonday 24th April 2023, 13:00, Auditorium B, Chancellors Building (Hybrid)Host: Profs Colin Smith + Seth Grant 'Neural mechanisms for emotional behavior and decision making' Dr Andrew Macaskill, Principal Research Fellow, Neuro, Physiology & Pharmacology, UCLThursday 13th April 2023, 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Prof Matt Nolan 'Impact of transposable elements in neurodevelopment and neurodegeneration' Dr Marco Trizzino, Senior Lecturer in Developmental Genomics, Imperial College LondonMonday 3rd April 2023, 13:00 (Virtual)Host: Dr Kathryn Bowles 'The neurobiology of individuality' Prof Gerd Kemperman, Adult neurogenesis, speaker and research group leader - DZNE, DresdenTuesday 21st March 2023, 13:00, Undergraduate Medical Teaching Room (GU318), BioQuarter (Hybrid)Hosts: Prof Seth Grant 'A gut sense' Dr Melanie (Maya) Kaelberer, sensory neuro-gastroenterologist, Duke University, Durham, NCThursday 16th March 2023, 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Dr Ann Clemens ‘Cortical wiring by synapse type-specific control of local protein synthesis' Dr Clémence Bernard, Research Associate, Kings College London Thursday 2nd March 2023, 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Dr Lida Zoupi 'Directed evolution of molecular tools for the mapping and manipulation of active neuronal circuits' Dr Mateo Sanchez, Postdoctoral Fellow (Bioengineering), Imperial College LondonThursday 2nd February, 2023 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Dr Francesco Gobbo 'Mechanisms driving joint pain' Prof Ewan St John Smith, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge Thursday 19th January 2023, 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Dr Carole Torsney 'Neuron Differentiation: From Chromatin to Connectivity’ Dr Adrian Moore, Riken Centre for Brain Science, Hirosawa Wako City, JapanMonday 9th January 2023, 13:00, QMRI - Wellcome Auditorium (E1.01), (Hybrid)Host: Prof Seth Grant 2022 Seminars and Events: Astrocytes in tauopathies' Professor Wendy Noble, Professor in Molecular Neurodegeneration, King’s College LondonMonday 12th December 2022, 13:00, Undergraduate Teaching Room, Chancellors Building (Hybrid)Host: Prof Karen Horsburgh 'Putting a spin on developmental biology and flies to battle neurodegeneration' Professor Andreas Prokop, Division of Molecular & Cellular Function, University of ManchesterThursday 17th November, 13:00, HRB lecture theatreHost: Prof Jamie Davies***This event is sponsored by BSDB - British Society for Developmental Biology*** 2022 Mary Pickford Lecture/Alison Douglas Prize (best PhD thesis) With Prof Maria Fitzgerald - 'Pain and the developing brain' Professor Maria Fitzgerald, Professor of Developmental Neurobiology, UCLThursday 10th November, 13:00, Anatomy Lecture TheatreHost: Prof David Wyllie 'Fire-together, wire together: The role of human hippocampal oscillations and spike-timing dependent plasticity in shaping episodic memory codes' Professor Simon Hanslmayr, Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging, University of GlasgowThursday 3rd November, 13:00, HRB lecture theatreHost: Prof Matt Nolan 'Neural circuit mechanisms for episodic memory’ Dr Takashi Kitamura, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Department of Neuroscience, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, USA Monday 17th October, 15:00, (virtual) Host: Dr Szu-Han Wang 'The molecular nanoarchitecture that controls synaptic transmission' Professor Thomas Blanpied, University of Maryland, BaltimoreMonday 3rd October, 14:00, (virtual)Host: Prof Seth Grant 'Neurosteroid based therapies for improving outcome following compromised pregnancies' Professor Jon Hirst, University of NewcastleThursday 29th September, 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Dr Paula Brunton 'Perivascular macrophages and SPP1 imprint microglial phagocytic states in Alzheimer’s disease models' Dr Sebastiaan (Seppe) De Schepper, Postdoctoral fellow, UK Dementia Research Institute at University College LondonWednesday 28th September, 15:00, Lecture Theatre B, Chancellors BuildingHost: The Microglia Club 'Expression of ApoE2 can protect against plaque deposition, neuroinflammation, and neurodegeneration despite the presence of ApoE4' Dr Rosie Jackson, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesMonday 26th September, 13:00, Gaddum lecture theatreHost: Prof Tara Spires-Jones 'Matrix Resurrections: Novel Therapeutic Targets for Cerebrovascular Disease and COVID-19' Professor Greg Bix, Director, Clinical Neuroscience Research Center, Tulane University, USATuesday 13th September 2022, 13:00, LTB, Chancellors Building.Host: Prof Karen Horsburgh 'Gene-environment interactions modulating brain function within and between generations' Professor Tony Hannon, Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, Victoria, AustraliaMonday 13th June, 13:00, HRB lecture theatre (Hybrid)Host: Prof Tara Spires-Jones 'Translational behavioral studies reveal the potential for cannabis to treat bipolar disorder' Professor Jared Young, University of California, San Diego | UCSD · Department of PsychiatryMonday 6th June 2022, 13:00, Lecture Theatre B, Chancellors Building (Hybrid)Host: Dr Jill Fowler 'Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Cortical Interneuron Development' Dr Myrto Denaxa, Alexander Fleming Biomedical Sciences Research Center, Greece.Thursday 19th May 2022, 13:00 (virtual)Host: Dr Lida Zoupi The Physiological Society Members Roadshow plaque unveiling to Edward Sharpey-Schafer Dr Kate Ellacott, Associate Professor in Biomedical Neuroscience, University of Exeter Tuesday 10th May 2022, 2:00pm, Anatomy, TeviotHost: Prof David Wyllie 'Structural constraints of neuron-astrocyte interactions at glutamatergic synapses' Professor Christian Henneberger, Institute of Cellular Neurosciences, Medical Faculty, University of BonnThursday 5th May 2022, 13:00 (virtual)Host: Prof Mark Evans 'Intrinsic synaptic dynamics and why they matter' Professor Noam Ziv, Technion-Israel Institute of TechnologyMonday 25th April 2022, 13:00 (virtual)Host: Prof Seth Grant 'The role of glia-neuron interactions in brain excitability and seizures' Professor Emre Yaksi, Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience, NorwayMonday 11th April 2022, 13:00Host: Dr Tim Czopka 'Vision in Action: Visual processing in active behaviours' Dr Aman Saleem, Part of PALS Experimental Psychology, University College LondonThursday 7th April 2022, HRB lecture theatre, 14:00Host: Prof Matt Nolan 'What does the retrosplenial cortex do? Visual responses and visuospatial memory engrams' Prof Frank Sengpiel, Head of Neuroscience Division, Cardiff UniversityMonday 28th March 2022, 13:00Host: Prof Seth Grant 'All-optical interrogation of the hippocampal role in episodic memory formation, consolidation and retrieval' Dr Nick Robinson, Research Associate, Wolfson Inst for Biomedical Research, UCLThursday 10th March 2022, 13:00 (virtual)Host: Dr Emma Wood 'Idling brain: from memory engram to behavior' Prof Kaoru Inokuchi, Department of Biochemistry, University of Toyama, JapanMonday 7th March 2022, 11:00 please note unusual start timeHost: Dr Szu-Han Wang 'Explorations in Ca2+ imaging of neural activity in freely moving rats: social cells, place cells and goal cells' Professor Richard Morris, FRS, Dr Francesco Gobbo + Rufus Mitchell-HeggThursday 3rd March, 13:00Host: Dr Nicola Romano + Dr Lida Zoupi 'Regional differences in neurovascular coupling and implications for disease' Dr Catherine Hall, School of Psychology, University of SussexMonday 28th February 2022, 13:00Host: Prof Karen Horsburgh 'Inhibitory Microcircuits for Associative Learning' Dr Sabine Krabbe, Group Leader, DZNE, BonnThursday 24th February 2022, 13:00Host: Prof Ian Duguid 'Non-productive angiogenesis in Alzheimer’s disease, a glimpse on how AD compromises non-neuronal cells' Dr Alberto Pascual, The Neuroscience Institute at Seville (IBiS)Monday 14th February 2022, 13:00Host: Dr Blanca Diaz-Castro 'Subcortical Networks to Control Seizures' Dr Patrick Forcelli, Associate Professor and Vice-Chair, Pharmacology & Physiology, Neuroscience, Georgetown UniversityThursday 10th February 2022, 15:00 Host: Dr Alfredo Gonzalez-Sulser 'Oligodendrocyte progenitors alter the extracellular matrix to control differentiation and morphogenesis' Prof Dwight Bergles, John Hopkins Medicine, USA Monday 31st January 2022, 13:00Host: Prof David Lyons More than bystanders, learning how microglia eliminate synapses in the Alzheimer brain Dr Soyon Hong, UK Dementia Research Institute; UCLMonday 17th January 2022, 13:00Host: Prof Anna Williams 'Role of tanycyte shuttles and networks in the control of glucose and energy homeostasis' Dr Vincent Prevot, French Institute of Health and Medical Research | Inserm · Development and PLasticity of the Postnatal BrainThursday 13th January 2022, 13:00Host: Dr Nicola Romano 2021 Seminars & Events List of the 2021 Seminars & Events at the Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences. 2019 Seminars & Events List of the 2019 Seminars & Events at the Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences. 2017 Seminars & Events List of the 2017 Seminars & Events at the Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences. 2020 Seminars & Events List of the 2020 Seminars & Events at the Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences. 2018 Seminars & Events List of the 2018 Seminars & Events at the Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences. 2016 Seminars & Events List of the 2016 Seminars & Events at the Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences. This article was published on 2022-10-19