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James Rowe (MRC CBSU).
Wednesday 03 December 2008, 12:30-13:30
Lecture Theatre, Medical Research Council (MRC) (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences
15 Chaucer Road
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Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
The frontal lobes and voluntary action: how we choose when young, old or parkinsonian
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Animacy properties of words and expectation modulate ERP components
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
The effect of lexical ambiguity on spoken word recognition using homographs and homophones: Behavioural and neural evidence
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Dissociations in brain structure and function in incipient Alzheimer's disease?
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Neurocognitive mechanisms supporting fear conditioning: effects of anxiety
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Reduced top-down modulation in autism: The role of prior knowledge in spontaneous attention, memory, and social perception
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Episodes, actions and abstractions in lexical learning
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Neural signature of the conscious processing of auditory regularities
CBU one-off Talks
Dissociating elements of autobiographical memory with neuropsychology and neuroimaging
CBU one-off Talks
Learning and plasticity for flexible decisions in the human brain
Chaucer Club
Spatial Representations in Numerical Cognition
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Associations and dissociations in prefrontal cortex
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Parkinson's Disease, dopamine and spatial span
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Examining morphological processing in word recognition using MEG
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Interactions between memory, perception and semantics: Insights from amnesia and semantic dementia
Chaucer Club
Does Sudoku Require Semantic Memory?
â ī¸ A late amendment due to the cancellation of the previous speaker
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Personality differences predict connectivity in emotional regulation networks
Chaucer Club
A Neural Mechanism of Decision Making, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bound.
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Adaptation of Visual Cues to Social Attention
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Response learning contributions to priming and repetition suppression.
Chaucer Club
Adaptive face-coding mechanisms in typically developing children and children with autism spectrum disorder.
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Rhythm perception in musicians and non-musicians: auditory-motor network modulations
Chaucer Club
Pragmatic me, pragmatic you: the development of informativeness from a speaker's and a comprehender's perspective.
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
EEG and MEG Correlates of Recollection, Familiarity, and Priming
Chaucer Club
Insight, Attention and Error
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
fMRI and multivariate analyses of neuroimaging in healthy participants
â ī¸ This is one of two shorter talks being given by PhD students today
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Stems and affixes in Polish non-fluent aphasia
â ī¸ This is one of two shorter talks being given by PhD students today
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Personality differences predict connectivity in emotional regulation networks.
â ī¸ Canceled
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Follow your heart? Investigating the influence of bodily feedback on decision-making and emotion experience
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
The role of dopamine and seratonin in reinforcement-based learning and adaptation.
Chaucer Club
Cognitive processes and molecular mechanisms
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Does Spatial attention modulate Mirror Neuron activation?
â ī¸ This is one of two shorter talks being given by PhD students today
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Cortical responses to object number during perception and visual short-term memory
â ī¸ This is one of two shorter talks being given by PhD students today
Chaucer Club
Cell recording and fMRI reveal a specialized system for processing faces in the temporal lobe
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Does software matter?
Chaucer Club
The neural architecture of social concepts and values: implications for neuropsychiatry
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Maturational aspects of auditory ERP
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Prediction error, causal learning and the delusional state
Chaucer Club
Chaucer Club debate: What can functional neuroimaging tell us that is relevant for cognitive psychology?
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Cognition and reward in Parkinsons Disease
â ī¸ New date - postponed from 28 Nov
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Amazing puzzles: a preserved ability in Semantic Dementia?
Chaucer Club
Beyond localization. What brain imaging can tell us
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Putting emotions into context
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
From emotion in the control of action to emotional meaning - a suggested evolutionary trajectory
Chaucer Club
The cognitive neuroscience of the human voice
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Strateies of spatial listening for speech comprehension
Chaucer Club
Functional interactions of frontal cortex during action selection and attentional selection
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Listening in a cocktail party with acoustic and electric hearing
Chaucer Club
Knowing Me, Knowing You
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Fronto-temporal dementia not all it seems
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
The practical impact of FTD: an observational approach
CBU one-off Talks
Automatic control: The tradeoff between habit and instruction in go/no-go and stop tasks
CBU one-off Talks
Antipriming: the other side of priming
CBU one-off Talks
Normal and abnormal face processing in humans
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Measures of auditory streaming
â ī¸ This talk was originally scheduled for 6 June (This is one of two shorter talks being given by PhD students today)
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Presentation and progression of memory deficits in Mild Cognitive Impairment
â ī¸ This talk was originally scheduled for 6 June (This is one of two shorter talks being given by PhD students today)
Chaucer Club
Human memory: new insights and fresh challenges
â ī¸ Note Wednesday (not Thurs as usual)
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Seeing patterns, reading words: Some preliminary results on the perception of "invisible words"
â ī¸ This talk was originally scheduled for 16 May
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Functional and neural bases of eye gaze perception
Chaucer Club
Fundamental principles of cognition, which might apply across several cognitive domains
Chaucer Club
The time-course of response inhibition revealed by an examination of movement trajectory
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Language and action: Cross-talk between processing of action words and motor control
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Electrophysiological evidence for the enhanced allocation of spatial attention to threat in anxious individuals
â ī¸ Note change of title from that originally publicised
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Why masked priming tells us more about normal perception than unconscious processing
Chaucer Club
Psychological factors in the epidemiology of disease
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Breaking the silence - brain-computer interfaces for communication in locked-in patients
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
The Cognitive Heterogeneity of Parkinson's Disease
â ī¸ Amended title from that originally posted
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Human memory: insights from the past and challenges for the future
â ī¸ We regret that this talk has been cancelled.
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Can approach-avoidance paradigms inform debates about embodied cognition?
â ī¸ This is one of two shorter talks being given by PhD students today
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Attention effects in a neuronal model of the language cortex
â ī¸ This is one of two shorter talks being given by PhD students today
Chaucer Club
Involvement of subregions of prefrontal cortex in episodic memory and strategy implementation
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Discrete object representation for perception and memory in posterior parietal cortex
Chaucer Club
Clarifying the functional neuro-anatomy of face processing by combining lesion studies and neuroimaging
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
A slim grip on reality? The role of anterior prefrontal cortex in source recollection
Chaucer Club
Investigation of the relationship between the BOLD response and cortical oscillatory dynamics using MEG and fMRI
â ī¸ Due to weather conditions this talk is cancelled
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
TBCThe past is another country: The elusiveness of specific emotional memories following psychological trauma
Chaucer Club
Crossing the divide: Interactions between the processing of regular and irregular past tense words
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Parafoveal perception of emotional scenes: Evidence from oculomotor biases and affective priming
â ī¸ Note change of title from that originally publicised
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Beyond the scores: Clues to neurophsychological disorders from the things patients say and do
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Emotion from brain identity
â ī¸ Please note that this is a late addition to the Seminar list
Chaucer Club
Experience-dependent plasticity as revealed by fMRI
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Individual differences in emotional responsivity
â ī¸ CANCELLED
Chaucer Club
Do S-cones contribute to the perception of brightness?
â ī¸ The talk advertised for today (Dr Kia Nobre) had to be canceled, but we are fortunate to have Prof Wehrhahn step in at the last moment
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Morphological structure in visual word recognition
Chaucer Club
Neural mechanisms of attention and cognitive control in the human brain: Evidence from TMS
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
ERP and fMRI correlates of object and word recognition
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Hemispheric asymmetetries in viewpoint-dependent and viewpoint-invariant priming
â ī¸ This week's slot is shared by two PhD students
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Context-dependent representations in human prefrontal cortex
â ī¸ This week's slot is shared by two PhD students
Wednesday Lunch Time Seminar Series
Subliminal face priming: Evidence from fMRI, EEG and MEG
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