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Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre

Seminars

We run a regular programme of brain-mapping seminars for staff, students and the public.

Seminars take place every Monday during term time at 12:10, unless stated otherwise.

They will be held in the Hadyn Ellis Building (HEB) Lecture Theatre or the top floor seminar room of our building (CUBRIC), unless stated otherwise.

DateSpeakerTitleVenue
30 September 2019Charlotte Rae (University of Sussex)How do signals from the body shape our actions (and our inactions)?CUBRIC
7 October 2019Natalia Peridou (University Medical Centre, Utrecht)
From blood to neuron: how close can we get with BOLD fMRI at 7T
CUBRIC
4 November 2019Prof Neil HarrisonCombining DPA-714 PET, Diffusion-weighted spectroscopy and endotoxin (LPS) challenge to screen novel microglial immunotherapiesCUBRIC
11 November 2019Sila Genc (CUBRIC)Advanced neuroimaging over childhood and adolescence: a first look at developmental applications from the Connectom ScannerCUBRIC
18 November 2019Jack Wells (UCL)Non-invasive MRI of CSF-mediated brain clearance pathwaysCUBRIC
2 December 2019Robin Carhart-Harris (Imperial College London)Psychedelics: therapeutic mechanismsCUBRIC
27 January 2020Matt Brookes (University of Nottingham)Developing next generation magnetoencephalographyCUBRIC
3 February 2020David Wisniewski (Ghent University)Reward effects on task-set processing: behavioural and neural evidenceCUBRIC
4 February 2020Marc Seal (University of Melbourne)It will all come out in the wash: The application of multivariate analysis techniques to more accurately describe paediatric neurodevelopmentCUBRIC
10 February 2020Nick Dowell (Sussex University)Imaging the blood brain barrierCUBRIC
17 February 2020Elliott Wimmer (Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing)Episodic memory retrieval success is associated with rapid replay of episode contentCUBRIC
24 February 2020Carolyn McNabb (University of Reading)To be confirmedCUBRIC
2 March 2020Nick Fallon (University of Liverpool)To be confirmedCUBRIC
16 March 2020Luca Passamonti (University of Cambridge)To be confirmedCUBRIC
23 March 2020Lorenzo Caciagli (UCL)Tracking cognitive dysfunction in epilepsy: insights from structural and functional MRICUBRIC
20 April 2020Alessandro Tomassini (University of Cambridge)To be confirmedCUBRIC
27 April 2020Steve Hall (University of Plymouth)To be confirmedCUBRIC