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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: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
10/03/2012 | Godfrey Pearlson, MD | Yale University | Updates from the Multi-site BSNIP psychosis study | Mark Varvaris, PhD |
09/05/2012 | Michela Gallagher, PhD | Johns Hopkins University | Facing the challenge of animal models for schizophrenia | Kristin Rahnm, PhD |
05/02/2012 | Jonathan Pevsner, PhD | Johns Hopkins University | The genetics of autism and self-injury: lessons for schizophrenia | Mari Kondo, PhD |
04/04/2012 | Daniel R. Weinberger, MD | Johns Hopkins University | The Simple Truth about the genetic complexity of schizophrenia | Jennifer Coughlin, MD |
03/07/2012 | Alan Brown, MD, PhD | Columbia University | Prenatal infection and other developmental risk factors for schizophrenia | Bagrat Abazyan, PhD |
02/01/2012 | Dan Javitt, MD, PhD | Columbia University | PCP/NMDA models of schizophrenia: ideological and therapeutic implications
| Rebecca Mejias-Esteves, PhD |
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