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Monthly Seminar Series
We hold monthly seminars by inviting internal and external speakers from a wide range of areas in brain science and medical science. The topics include those of both basic and clinical science, but with more emphasis on translation. Prior to invited speaker presentation, we arrange a short presentation by young investigators (graduate students, fellows, residents, and junior faculty members) to enhance their opportunities of public presentation.
Date | Lecture by: | Affiliation | Title | Short talk by: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
03/02/2016 | Jay Baraban, MD, PhD | Johns Hopkins University | Synapses, silencing and schizophrenia: focus on the microRNA system | Xiaolei Zhu, MD, PhD |
02/01/2016 | Jeffrey Swanson, PhD, MA | Duke University | Thinking differently about mental illness, gun violence, and the law: Balancing risk and rights for effective policy | Beth McGinty, PhD |
12/02/2015 | Ruben Gur, PhD | University of Pennsylvania | Clinical risk for psychosis in the general population: Lessons from the Philadelphia Neurodevelopmental Cohort | Ki-Jun Yoon, PhD |
10/07/2015 | John Davis, MD | University of Illinois, Chicago | Treatment of schizophrenia: current issue and future possibilities | Shanshan Zhu, PhD |
09/02/2015 | Thomas Sedlak, MD, PhD | Johns Hopkins School | Glutathione: a reservoir for synaptic glutamate - Implications for novel psychiatric treatment | Xiuping Fu, PhD |
12/03/2014 | Paul Worley, MD | Johns Hopkins School | An immediate early view of brain function | Bindu D. Paul, PhD |
11/05/2014 | Phil Hayden, PhD | Tufts University | Therapeutic opportunities provided by glial targets | Amit Agarwal, PhD |
09/03/2014 | Anissa Abi-dargham, MD | Columbia University | Cortical and striatal dopamine dysfunction in schizophrenia | Ayon Nandi, MS |
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