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Intro to Neuroscience: Grey Matter Organisation

Rogier Mars

Graduate Programme

Thursday, 19 October 2023, 10am to 11am

Cowey Room, FMRIB Annexe

This lecture is part of the WIN MRI Graduate Programme, but is open to anyone who is interested.

Past Seminars

Our past WIN Seminars, together with talk recordings (available to those with an Oxford University SSO) are listed here. 

Talk recordings

Members of the University can access recordings of most talks via the University Replay pages [SSO Required]

Booking a talk

Do you need to organise a WIP? Are you unsure what to include or to the format of a WIP? You can find a helpful guide on preparing for your WIP​.

To book your WIP please do so by using our online booking system, Calpendo​. You can find a helpful guide on how to use Cal​pendo for booking your talk.

​To book your ​​​WIN Wednesday slot (non-WIP) please contact the respective coordinator (listed below). The goal of each series has been included to help you chose which coordinator to contact.

If you have any suggestions for a guest speaker please email admin@win.ox.ac.uk. 

Our series

Work in Progress (WIP)

Developing project proposals-relating for acquiring new data, secondary analysis, new tools or training and engagement materials.  See the guide here. 

Publication Round-Up

​Discussing published peer-reviewed papers, ​led by Miriam Klein-Flugge​.

Methods Series​

Discussing novel methods recently published, led by Michiel Cottaar, Clemence Ligneul & Mats Van Es.

Early Career Researcher Skills

Developing skills needed for working in science for early career researchers, headed by Barbara Robinson, Aurea Martins Bach & Mel Fleming. 

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI)

Highlighting issues-relating to diversity and inclusion in science, run by the WIN EDI committee.

Seminars and Guest Speakers

Invited speakers internal and external to university, headed by the WIN Admin Team

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