Susan Jones

Name:	Susan Jones
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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Last login:	31 Aug 2023, 3:24 p.m.

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Talks given by Susan Jones

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Talks organised by Susan Jones

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• Cellular and circuit mechanisms of cortical function in humans and rats
• Estradiol feedback on the reproductive neuroendocrine system
• The many faces of stress: from developmental impacts to stress-related brain disorders
• Exploring the Mechanisms of Associative Plasticity within and between Hippocampal Areas CA1 and CA2
• Can patients with pineal cysts give us clues about neurophysiology of mesencephalic tectum in humans?
• The paths to compulsion: new insights into the factors that shape the vulnerability to develop compulsive disorders
• Functions of the primate amygdala in decision-making and social cognition
• “PROBABILISTIC MODELS OF HUMAN SENSORIMOTOR CONTROL”
• “SYNAPTIC MECHANISMS UNDERLYING SIGNAL PROCESSING WITHIN THE INPUT LAYER OF THE CEREBELLAR CORTEX”
• "SHIFTING VIEWS OF FRONTO-STRIATAL FUNCTION: NEUROMODULATORY MECHANISMS"
• “PHEROMONAL SIGNALLING IN MICE”
• “CIRCADIAN RHYTHM AND SLEEP DISRUPTION IN HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE: DOES IT PLAY A ROLE IN NEUROLOGICAL DECLINE?”
• Title to be confirmed
• HUMAN PERCEPTION OF CHANGES IN NATURAL VISUAL SCENES, AND A VISUAL-CORTEX BASED MODEL OF VISUAL DISCRIMINATIONS
• WHY BASSO IS MACHO: FROM COCHLEA TO CORTEX, SIZE MATTERS IN HEARING
• Title to be confirmed
• THE HUNGRY BRAIN: ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND NEURAL FUNCTION
• CHOICE AND CHANCE: LIMITATIONS AND EXTENSIONS OF THE LATER MODEL
• BEFORE AND AFTER GRANDMOTHER CELLS
• Potassium channel diversity at the synaptic interface: Fast EPSCs and delayed rectification