Cognitive Neuroscience Seminar: 2009-2010 Series

All Cognitive Neuroscience Seminars are held in at 10 am in the Sergievsky Center Conference Room on the 19th floor of the Presbyterian Hospital Building on the Columbia University Medical Center Campus. For more information contact Helena Blumen: hmb2131@columbia.edu.


Date Speaker Institution Title
9.17.2009 Dr. Yaakov Stern CUMC Sergievsky Center Update on the Predictors Study
9.24.2009 Dr. Adrienne Tucker CUMC Sergievsky Center TBA
10.01.2009 Dr. Michael Valenzuela University of New South Wales Dogs, Dermis, Cognitive Lifestyle and Dementia
10.08.2009 Dr. Helena Blumen CUMC Sergievsky Center Long-Lasting Collaboration Benefits on Individual Memory in Younger and Older Adults
10.15.2009 TBA TBA TBA
10.22.2009 Dr. Yian Gu CUMC Sergievsky Center Diet, Inflammation and AD risk
10.29.2009 Dr. Adam Brickman CUMC Sergievsky Center TBA
11.05.2009 Dr. Bruce Luber New York State Psychiatric Institute TBA
11.12.2009 Dr. Chris Habeck CUMC Sergievsky Center Double dipping, over fitting and some follies of significance testing
11.19.2009 Dr. David Friedman New York State Psychiatric Institute TBA
11.24.09 All New York State Psychiatric Institute Joint Seminar with Edward E. Smith Group
11.26.2009     No Seminar
12.03.2009 Dr. Stephanie Cosentino CUMC Sergievsky Center Metacognition in AD and Healthy Aging
12.10.2009 Dr. Elaine Gazes CUMC Sergievsky Center Attentional effects on the emotional evaluation of faces
12.17.2009 Dr. Joanna Steinglass New York State Psychiatric Institute Delay Discounting in Anorexia Nervosa
12.24.2009     No Seminar

Columbia University
University Seminar on Behavioral & Cognitive Neuroscience (2009-10)

Chairs - Yaakov Stern and Herb Terrace

All meetings are held at 4PM, in the Faculty House on the Morningside Campus.
For directions to the Faculty House see:
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/fachouse/directions.html
For information please contact Patricia Wilson (paw2102@columbia.edu)

Date Speaker Institution Topic
September 10 Daniel Salzman New York State Psychiatric Institute Physiology of value: Roles of Amygdala and Orbital Frontal Cortex
October 1 Rochelle Saxe MIT TBA
November 19 Ray Jackendoff Brown University TBA
December 10 TBA TBA TBA
January 21 Lila Davachi   TBA
February 18 Annika Paukner   TBA
March 25 Lizabeth M. Romanski Department of Neurobiology & Anatomy, University of Rochester TBA
April 22 Sabine Kestner Princeton University TBA