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May 2019
Birthday Party
The Cortex Club is turning 10 this May! To celebrate this happy occasion, we warmly invite you to the Cortex Club Birthday Party on May 7th! The two founding members, Abhishek Banerjee and Dennis Kätzel, will return to Oxford to tell us about their current research on cognitive control mechanisms in brain disorders. Our first and long-standing senior member, Prof Zoltan Molnár, will also join us to talk about the foundation and development of the Club since 2009.…
Find out more »Q&A: Assistant Professor Jacqueline Gottlieb
Neural mechanisms of information sampling in humans and non-human primates Friday 10 May, 14.00pm at the Sherrington Library, Sherrington Building, Oxford The Cortex Club is delighted to host a Q&A session with Associate Professor Jacqueline Gottlieb from the Kavli Institute for Brain Science, Columbia University, who will be giving the DPAG Head of Department Seminar in the Large Lecture Theatre at 13.00. Please join us after the lecture for the Q&A session on May 10th at the Sherrington Library located in the Sherrington Building,…
Find out more »Seminar: Dr Mackenzie Mathis
Deep learning tools for pose estimation in the laboratory Monday 13 May, 4pm at the Lecture Theatre, Le Gros Clark Building, Oxford The Cortex Club is excited to present Dr Mackenzie Mathis, Rowland Junior Fellow at Harvard University, who will be talking to us about her work on a new tools to study deep learning using pose estimation. Please join us on May 13th, at the Lecture Theatre, located in the Le Gros Clark Building of the Department of Physiology, Anatomy…
Find out more »Q&A: Joseph Takahashi
Circadian Clock Genes and the Importance of Timing in Aging and Longevity Thursday 16 May, 12.30pm at the Seminar Room A, Level 6 West Wing, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford The Cortex Club is excited to host a Q&A session with Prof Joseph Takahasi from University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, who will be giving the Thomas Willis Lecture. Please join us on May 16th, in Seminar Room A, Level 6, located at the West Wing of the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford.…
Find out more »Q&A: Prof Katrin Amunts
Next generation brain maps – concepts, challenges, collaboration Friday 17 May, 14.00pm at the Sherrington Library, Sherrington Building, Oxford The Cortex Club is delighted to host a Q&A session with Prof Katrin Amunts from the Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine, Forschungszentrum Julich, Germany, who will be giving the DPAG Head of Department Seminar in the Large Lecture Theatre at 13.00. Please join us after the lecture for the Q&A session on May 17th at the Sherrington Library located in the Sherrington Building, Department…
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