We cordially invite you to the 3rd Symposium of the BU Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Research Centre on Wednesday, the 12th of June 2024, from 9:30-13:00 at the Inspire Lecture Theatre, Fusion Building (1st floor).
The symposium is entitled: “Interdisciplinary Computational and Clinical Approaches at the Edge of Brain Research”.
This third symposium revolves around contrasting computational and translational methodologies from a cross-disciplinary standpoint, leveraging synergies between BU and our collaborators in other universities and at the NHS. It is an opportunity for informal discussions on grant proposals and to explore shared interests with our external guests. The general schedule is as follows:
9:15. Welcome and coffee.
9:30. Keynote talk: Prof. Miguel Maravall, Sussex University.
10.20-10:40. Coffee and grants discussion.
10:40-11:40. Session I. Integrating Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience.
11.40 -12.00. Coffee and grants discussion.
12.00-13:00. Session II. Interdisciplinary Clinical Approaches & Concluding Remarks.
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact Ellen Seiss, eseiss@bournemouth.ac.uk or Emili Balaguer-Ballester, eb-ballester@bournemouth.ac.uk.
Thank you very much, and we are looking forward to seeing you there.
Kind regards,
Ellen and Emili, on behalf of all of us.
Interdisciplinary Computational and Clinical Approaches at the Edge of Brain Research
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