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30 June 2023

Helmholtz lecture Henrik Ehrsson, June 30

16 June 2023

Helmholtz lecture Sabine Kastner, June 16: Neural dynamics of the primate attention network

12 May 2023

Helmholtz lecture Ole Jensen, May 12: A pipeline mechanism supporting visual exploration and reading

14 April 2023

Helmholtz lecture Sanne Schagen, April 14

31 March 2023

Helmholtz lecture Paul Bays, March 31: Computational principles of visual perception and memory

17 March 2023

Helmholtz lecture Heleen Slagter, March 17: Attention and distraction in the predictive brain

10 February 2023

Helmholtz lecture Denny Borsboom, February 10: Theory construction methodology for building theories in psychology

27 January 2023

Helmholtz lecture Kenny Coventry, January 27: On the interactions between language, perception and attention

13 January 2023

Helmholtz lecture Monika Harvey, January 13: Action and Non-invasive Brain Stimulation Training in patients with sub-acute and chronic spatial neglect

25 November 2022

Helmholtz lecture Wolfgang Einhäuser, November 25: Attention and gaze in real and virtual worlds

4 November 2022

Helmholtz lecture Marius Peelen, November 4: Interactions between objects and scenes in visual perception

14 October 2022

Helmholtz lecture Leila Reddy, October 14: Sequence learning in human hippocampal neurons

24 June 2022

Helmholtz lecture Alexander Sack, June 24: The State is the Art: Using simultaneous TMS-EEG-fMRI to assess oscillatory brain state-dependent gating of cortico-subcortical network activity

10 June 2022

Movie night, June 10: Movie: “In Silico” – Noah Hutton

20 May 2022

Helmholtz lecture Frank van Overwalle, May 20: “The forgotten brain: The role of the cerebellum in sequencing social actions”

8 April 2022

Helmholtz lecture Hilde Geurts, April 8: Gerontology meets Psychiatry: Autism across the adult lifespan

25 March 2022

Helmholtz lecture Frans Cornelissen (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen), March 25: Imaging human neural interaction in health and disease

11 March 2022

Helmholtz lecture Caroline van Heugten, March 11: Neuropsychological interventions: the gap between research and clinical practice

28 January 2022

Helmholtz lecture Rob McIntosh, January 28: (Re)discovering the core character of spatial neglect (remote)

12 November 2021

Helmholtz lecture Tim Brady, November 12: Why intuitive theories of memory lead us wrong: memory representations are continuous strength, population-based and hierarchical