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November 2018
UCSS x Cortex Oxmas Lecture: Henry Marsh
Is Brain Surgery Difficult? Monday 26 November – 5pm at the Swire Seminar Room, University College The Cortex Club is delighted to co-host, together with the University College Science Society, Dr Henry Mash, who will be talking to us about his life as a neurosurgeon. Please join us on November 26th at the Swire Seminar Room, located at University College. Dr. Marsh is a now retired, leading neurosurgeon and author of "Admissions: Life as a brain…
Find out more »December 2018
Seminar: Associate Prof Eva Naumann
Brain-scale neural circuits for visual motion processing in zebrafish Wednesday 5 December, 4pm at the Sherrington Library, DPAG/Le Gros Clark Bld The Cortex Club is excited to host A. Prof Eva Naumann from the Duke University, who will be talking to us about her research on how neural circuits across the entire brain guide behaviour in zebrafish. Please join us on December 5th at the Sherrington Library, located in the Sherrington Building of the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and…
Find out more »Seminar: Prof. Chiara Cirelli
The price of being awake and the function of sleep: synaptic homeostasis Monday 10 December, 4pm at the Large Lecture Theatre, DPAG/Le Gros Clark Bldg The Cortex Club is delighted to co-host, together with the CNCB, Prof Chiara Cirelli from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, who will be talking to us about her research on synaptic homeostastis during sleep. Please join us on December 10th at the Large Lecture Theatre, located in the Le Gros Clark Building of the Department of Physiology,…
Find out more »Seminar: Giulio Tononi
Sleep: A Window on Consciousness Tuesday 11 December, 12pm at the Oxford Martin School, Old Indian Institute, Oxford The Cortex Club is delighted to co-host, together with the CNCB, Prof Giulio Tononi from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, who will be talking to us about his research on the role of sleep on consciousness. Please join us on December 11th at the Oxford Martin School, located in the Old Indian Institute at 34 Broad Street, Oxford. For further information please contact…
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Seminar: Prof Gero Miesenboeck
The Somnostat: Neuronal Machinery for Balancing Sleep Need and Sleep Thursday 17 January, 4.15pm at the Large Lecture Theatre, Le Gros Clark Building, Oxford The Cortex Club is delighted to start this year's seminar series with Prof Gero Miesenboeck, Waynflete Professor at the CNCB Oxford, who will be talking to us about his research on the need for sleep. Please join us on January 17th at the Large Lecture Theatre, located in the Le Gros Clark Building of the Department of…
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