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Are you fascinated by how the brain turns light into images? Curious about how modern AI and machine learning are revolutionizing the way we study the brain? We are thrilled to invite you to our upcoming jNWG BrainTalks featuring Dr. Katrin Franke (Stanford University, https://www.kfranke.com/)! Join us for her talk entitled: Functional Digital Twins of … Continue reading From Biological Vision to Digital Twins: A Journey in Computational Neuroscience

Ever wondered how to translate intricate scientific findings into compelling narratives? This session of jNWG BrainTalks is dedicated to science communication. Nicholas Weiler, Associate Director of Communications at the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute and the Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience will give an introduction into how to increase the outreach of your science and communicate … Continue reading 4th Round of JNWG BrainTalks: Communicating Neuroscience with Nicholas Weiler

Are you a PhD student in neuroscience wondering what lies beyond the academic path? Join us for a unique opportunity to explore alternative career options in our special edition of BrainTalks: "Beyond the Bench: Career Pitch by jNWG". This event is designed to provide valuable insights into transitioning from academia to diverse professional arenas. We … Continue reading Special edition “Beyond the Bench: Career Pitch by jNWG”

We're delighted to introduce our guest speaker, Dr. Annika Cichy,  from the Institute of Physiology II, University of Bonn. "Representation and state-dependent modulation of odor valence and social behavior via the main olfactory pathway" 📅 Thursday, 25.04.2024 🕕 6 pm 📍 Zoom Here's a sneak peek into what you can expect from her talk: Mammalian social … Continue reading Join us for our next BrainTalks with Dr. Annika Cichy!

jNWG is excited to invite you to our 3rd Christmas event, starting our upcoming web series: BrainTalks by jNWG. We're delighted to introduce our guest speaker, Dr. Georg Keller,  from the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research. "Predictive Processing: A Circuit Approach to Psychosis" Thursday, December 7th 2023   6 pm Dr Keller will share … Continue reading Join us for the annual jNWG Christmas Event with Dr. Georg Keller on Zoom!