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Centre for Integrative Neuroscience Discovery

As our CIND funded projects are coming to an end this summer, the Centre for Integrative Neuroscience Discovery would like to celebrate our CIND awardees with a workshop where they will be able to present a short paper and showcase their results. 

The CIND Workshop, organised in collaboration with C2D3, will take place at the on 21 June 2024 and it's an invitation-only event.

CIND and C2D3 look forward to welcoming you to our end of the year workshop.

 

 

Final Programme

11.15 am - Arrival

11.30 - PI presentations

            Prof. Petra Vertes

            "Intelligence in a dish: Developing computatiobal phenotypes for human cortical organoid models of neurodevelopmental disorders"

             (PIs team: Prof. Petra Vertes, Dr. Andra Lakatos, Dr. Susanne Mireau)

           Dr. Nicholas Gale

           "Graphpype: producing reproducible and portable neuroimaging analysis pipelines. "

           (PIs team: Dr. Richard Bethlehem, Prof. Stephen Eglen, Nicholas Gale)

 

1.30pm - ECRs Presentations

           Dr. Charlotte Garcia 

           "PECAP Online: Translating Personalized Hearing Healthcare from Lab to Clinic"

           Dr. Alejandro Carnicer Lombarte 

           "Ultraconformable sub-nerve resolution cuff implants for the study of neuropathic pain" 

           Dr. Moataz Assem 

           "Pinging hidden working memory states using a novel concurrent TMS-fMRI setup: preliminary results” 

            Dr. Sam Nellaperuma-Herzberg

            "Towards personalised digital therapy generation for insomnia"

 

Date: 
Friday, 21 June, 2024 - 11:15
Contact name: 
Luthien Cangemi

About Us

The Centre for Integrative Neuroscience Discovery (CIND) brings together researchers working at the intersections of neurocognition, neurocomputation and neurotechnology. We interface between neuroscience, biological sciences, computer science, engineering and the AI and data science community at the University of Cambridge. We enable collaborations across Cambridge’s cross-disciplinary research community in discovery neuroscience that have strong translational potential in the development of AI systems, neurotechnology solutions and clinical applications.