NACS Seminars

Each seminar is one hour long, followed by a short discussion period and light luncheon. Room 1208 Biology-Psychology Building, 12 Noon.

Date	Name	General Topic
September 19, 2008	PAT LEVITT, PH.D.	Where are we with the autisms?
September 25, 2008	Dr. HEY-KYOUNG LEE
September 26, 2008	REZA SHADMEHR, PH.D.	A computational view of motor control and the timescales of memory
October 03, 2008	COLE GILBERT, PH.D.
October 10, 2008	JOHN GABRIELI, Ph.D.	Development of memory systems of the human brain
October 17, 2008	MARTIN SARTER, Ph.D.	Cholinergic regulation of attention
October 24, 2008	STEVE LOMBER, Ph.D.
October 31, 2008	ROBERT V. SHANNON, Ph.D.	Electric stimulation of the human cochlea, cochlear nucleus and inferior colliculus: Implications for speech recognition
November 07, 2008	MATTHEW LIEBERMAN, Ph.D.	Why putting feelings into words helps
November 21, 2008	JOHAN BOLHUIS, Ph.D.
December 05, 2008	DAN JOHNSTON, PH.D.
January 30, 2009	SILVIA BUNGE, Ph.D.
February 06, 2009	JOHN MAUNSELL, Ph.D.	How attention alters sensory signals in the visual cerebral cortex of monkeys
February 13, 2009	MIKE MERZENICH, Ph.D.
February 20, 2009	LUCIANO FADIGA, Ph.D.
February 27, 2009	PETER NARINS, Ph.D.	Ultrasonic sensitivity in an Old World frog: A neuroethological approach.
March 06, 2009	STEVEN WISE, Ph.D.	Polar exploration: A surprising and surprisingly simple neurophysiological result from the monkey frontal pole
March 27, 2009
April 03, 2009	TATIANA PASTERNAK, Ph.D.	What does prefrontal cortex "know" about visual motion used in discrimination tasks?
April 10, 2009	KEN NAKAYAMA, Ph.D.
April 17, 2009	LARRY YOUNG, Ph.D.	Molecular neurobiology of social bonding
April 24, 2009	DANIEL SCHACTER, Ph.D.	Constructive episodic simulation: Remembering the past to imagine the future
May 01, 2009	GYORGI BUZSAKI, Ph.D.
May 08, 2009	APOSTOLOS GEORGOPOULOS, Ph.D.

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