These seminars take place on Wednesdays in the Lecture Theatre, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, University of Cambridge, 15 Chaucer Road, Cambridge CB2 7EF, from 12.30pm until 1.30pm unless otherwise stated. Please note – all seats are allocated on first-come, first-served basis, and we have an H&S limit of 90 attendees
Michaelmas Term 2025
08 Oct Gabriela Epihova (MRC CBU)
Gradients of neurogenesis across the human foetal cortex
Charlotte Garcia (MRC CBU)
Precision medicine for bionic ears: Characterising the brain-computer interface of cochlear-implants
15 Oct Keita Tamura (U. of Cambridge, Physiology Dept)
Deconstructing primate visual cognition by light
Beyza Ustun-Elayan (U. of Cambridge, Psychology Dept)
From womb to world: Prenatal foundations of sensory and learning processes
22 Oct Aaron Kaltenmaier (UCL)
Tracking temporal structure: A concert of sensory and motor simulation
Lidea Shahidi (MRC CBU)
Speech perception with sparse cochlear implant stimulation patterns
29 Oct Half Term break – no talk scheduled
05 Nov Máté Aller (MRC CBU)
Neural dynamics of audio-visual spatial representations in working memory
Tanvi Rao (U. of Cambridge, Radiology Dept)
Talk title tbc
12 Nov Kayson Fakhar (MRC CBU)
Self-organising cortical networks reveal a communication-computation trade-off in the human brain
Payton Kang (MRC CBU)
Humans-robots interactions
19 Nov Research Culture: Collaboration across scales
Julia Beker (MRC CBU)
Collaboration within an international team working on Dissociative Identity Disorder
Duncan Astle (MRC CBU)
Collaboration within the CALM team
26 Nov Kamila Maria Jóźwik (U. of Cambridge, Psychology Dept)
Five animacy dimensions and the CLIP model explain complementary components of visual
representational dynamics and similarity judgments
Mahek Kirpalani (MRC CBU)
Prefrontal-thalamic pathways in retrieval suppression: The role of the Nucleus Reuniens
03 Dec Lihua Xia (MRC CBU)
The Cam-CAN bilingualism project
Joe Worth (MRC CBU)
Grants and external funding processes at MRC CBU
MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit

