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Neuroscience Ireland Annual Conference
Upcoming Events
Past Events
Wed, 22 FebHybrid (In-person & Zoom)The origin and development of intrinsic timescales in the brain
Wed, 07 DecHybrid (In-person & Zoom)Improving the robustness and reproducibility of functional connectomics-based analyses in neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions
Wed, 12 OctHybrid (In-person & Zoom)Investigating the interplay between breath and attention
Wed, 17 AugHybrid (In-person & Zoom)Hypothesising before results are known: Preregistration and Registered Reports
Wed, 06 JulHybrid (In-person & Zoom)Lorina Naci will lead the next PBHM workshop on recent findings from the PREVENT dementia programme that she co-leads at Trinity College.
Wed, 23 MarHybrid (In-person & via Zoom)Silvin Knight, Senior Postdoc with the FRAILMatics research project, will lead this workshop titled "Frailty, Entropy, and the Brain".
Wed, 19 JanZoomCian Judd, PhD student with the O'Connell Lab, will lead this workshop entitled "Neurally informed insights into speed-accuracy adaptations in older adults".
Mon, 17 JanRTE OnePBHM Investigator, Claire Gillan, will feature on 'Change Makers', a docuseries by RTE One in association with the Irish Universities Association.
Wed, 17 NovZoomPBHM Investigator, Robert Whelan, will present “Predicting who will respond to stimulant medication in ADHD: A precision medicine approach using neurally informed computational models”.
Wed, 29 SeptZoomSean Kelley will lead this workshop on the network structure of depression. Sean is a third year PhD student at the Gillan Lab and will present analyses on rich data from >200 individuals gathered from Multi-Mood, an ecological momentary assessment challenge within the Neureka app.
Thu, 09 SeptZoomThe Neuroscience Ireland 2021 meeting will be held virtually on 9th and 10th September 2021. Plenary speakers include Mark Cunningham (Trinity College Dublin), Russ Poldrack (Standford University), and Hugo Spiers (University College London).
Mon, 12 JulZoomThe kick-off meeting for a series of workshops that are central to a new Predictive Brain Health Modelling Group at Trinity College Dublin.
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