FIAS Neuroscience Seminar Series 2024

Welcome to the FIAS Neuroscience Seminar Series, where leading experts present their latest research on cutting-edge topics. Join us to explore the forefront of neuroscience through insightful discussions and groundbreaking discoveries.

Program

All events take place at the FIAS lecture hall and start at 10 am.

Winter 2024/25

16.10.2024

Sonja Grün and Markus Diesmann (Jülich Research Centre, Aachen)

"Spike patterns in nature and AI” (Sonja ) and "Brain models as digital twins advance theory and neuromorphic computing” (Markus Diesmann)

06.11.2024

Arnd Roth (University College London, London)

Functional Connectomics

13.11.2024

Carsten Duch (University of Mainz, Mainz)

“Desynchronizing Gap Junctions and Ion Channel Degeneracy in a Miniaturized Central Patten Generating Circuit for Insect Flight"

22.01.2025

Jan Antolik (Charles University, Prague)

tba

19.01.2025

Moritz Helias (Jülich Research Centre, Aachen)

tba

05.03.2025

Alison Barker (MPI Brain, Frankfurt)

tba

Summer 2024

21.05.2024

Jonathan Repple

The reconstruction of the human structural connectome and its role in neuropsychiatric disorders

28.05.2024

Nori Jacoby

Characterizing perceptual representations by incorporating human decisions within computer algorithms.

04.06.2024

Albert Gidon

What makes us human: a neuro-physiologist perspective

11.06.2024

Marieke Schölvinck

Catching cognition in the act - new ways to track naturalistic cognitive processing across species

18.06.2024

Julio Hechavarria

Bats got rhythm: neural oscillations for vocal communication

09.07.2024

Vanessa Stempel

Midbrain circuits for instinctive behaviour control

Angela Yu

rescheduled to winter semester 24/25

Organisers

Maren Wehrheim
Jonas Elpelt
Santiago Gallela
Lorenzo Butti
Matthias Kaschube
Hermann Cuntz
Jochen Triesch
Peter Jedlicka

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