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February 2020
Rescheduled to 5/15/2020 – Seminar – Aviad Hai, PhD – “New Strategies for Accessing the Mammalian Nervous System with Minimal Invasiveness”
Aviad Hai, PhD RESCHEDULED TO 5/15/2020 Aviad Hai, PhD University of Wisconsin–Madison About the Talk: There is currently a concerted effort to develop the necessary technologies to record and stimulate neural activity from the…
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Seminar – Heather Bortfeld, PhD – “Perceptual Learning in Support of Language: Insights from Cochlear Implantees and Infants”
Heather Bortfeld, PhD Heather Bortfeld, PhD University of California, Merced About the Speaker: Heather Bortfeld is a Professor of Psychological Sciences at the University of California, Merced. She completed her Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology at…
Find out more »Seminar – Karen Adolph, PhD – “Learning to Move and Moving to Learn”
Karen Adolph, PhD Karen Adolph, PhD New York University About the Seminar: Motor behavior is foundational for learning and doing in the everyday environment. The most important thing infants acquire for functional motor action…
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Seminar – Junmin Peng, PhD – “High Throughput Proteomics of Ubiquitin Biology and Alzheimer’s Disease”
Junmin Peng, PhD Junmin Peng, PhD St. Jude Children's Research Hospital About the Speaker: Our mission is to develop novel mass spectrometry-based proteomics and metabolomics technologies, systems biology approaches, and to apply these tools…
Find out more »Dolan Lecture – Connie Kasari, PhD – “Personalization of Interventions for Children with ASD: What We Can Learn from Research”
Terrence R. Dolan Lecture Connie Kasari, PhD University of California, Los Angeles About the Talk: Behavioral interventions have been critical for improving the lives of individuals with autism spectrum disorder. Notable achievements include the…
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Seminar – Aviad Hai, PhD – “New Strategies for Accessing the Mammalian Nervous System with Minimal Invasiveness”
Aviad Hai, PhD Aviad Hai, PhD University of Wisconsin–Madison About the Talk: There is currently a concerted effort to develop the necessary technologies to record and stimulate neural activity from the entire volume of…
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