Neuroscience and Neurotechnology Seminar Series
The INN hosts the Neuroscience and Neurotechnology Seminar Series, held monthly during the Fall and Spring semesters. Past seminars, and their recordings, can be found below.
2023-2024
Ultrasensitive Detection Methods of Biofluid Biomarkers Associated with Alzheimer’s Disease (upcoming)
Michael Adachi, Simon Fraser University
Following the Evolution of TheVirtualBrain's Multiscale Modelling Approach
Randy McIntosh, Simon Fraser University
Outcomes of Stress and the Diet on Microglial Interactions with Neurons and Synapses
Marie-Ève Tremblay, University of Victoria
Cerebrovascular Health: Connecting Aging, Resilience, and Recovery in the Brain (recording coming soon)
Jennifer Ferris, Simon Fraser University
Types of Causation in Neuroscience
Lauren Ross, University of California Irvine
2022-2023
Movies in the Magnet: The Use of Naturalistic Conditions to Study Neural Function
Tamara Vanderwal, University of British Columbia
SARS-CoV-2 is Associated with Changes in Brain Structure in UK Biobank
Soojin Lee, University of British Columbia
How Full is the Brain’s Petrol Tank?
Michael Breakspear, University of Newcastle
Uncovering Drivers of Brain Development and Disease with Human Neural Stem Cells
Lisa Julian, Simon Fraser University
Oculomotor Modelling: What It Tells Us About Cortical Processing
Mazyar Fallah, University of Guelph
How to Build Neuronal Circuits: A Tale of Pioneers and Followers
Harald Hutter, Simon Fraser University
2021-2022
Evolutionary and ecological aspects of sleep
Paul-Antoine Libourel, Centre de Recherche en Neurosciences de Lyon
Virtual Brain Cloud: Enabling Complex Simulations with Multilevel Health Data
Petra Ritter, Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Hippocampal-Cortical Interaction, Memory Replay, and Default Mode Network
Majid Mohajerani, University of Lethbridge
Age-Related Changes in Neuromagnetic Signals Revealed in Big Data
Tim Bardouille, Dalhousie University