LRDC Events

CMU Neural Engineering Virtual Seminars

3:00 - 4:00 PM, ONLINE

Anto Bagic, University of Pittsburgh, presents, "Zooming on the zones through nipping the networks: Leveraging a synergy of epileptology and bioengineering". Zoom link here.

NIH Institutional Training Program in Auditory and Vestibular Neuroscience

4:00 PM, Biomedical Science Tower, Room S100A

Daniel Merfeld, Department of Otolaryngology, The Ohio State University presents, "Probing Some Links Among Aging, Vestibular Function, Balance, and Falls: Including Recent Updates and Current/Future Directions"

LRDC Special Seminar

Noon, Murdoch 424

Po-Shen Loh, math professor at Carnegie Mellon University, presents, "Uniting Game Theory, Math Stars, and Actors To Build Human Intelligence in the AI Age." Pizza will be provided.

Learning Sciences Poster Session

12:15 - 1:45 PM, Murdoch 424

23 undergraduates in this semester’s ‘Learning Sciences’ class will present their final poster. These are all inspired by the fabulous sessions given by LRDC faculty, along with a subset who will report their own research findings! Refreshments will be there.

CNBC Colloquium

4:00 PM, Mellon Institute 348

Konrad Kording, Penn Integrates Knowledge, University Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, presents, "How should modern data analysis methods change how we do neuroscience?" In-person only, light refreshments will be served.

brAIn seminar

3:00 PM, ONLINE

Qiang Liu presents, "Rectified Flow: A Simple and Unified Approach to Generative Modeling, Domain Transfer, and Optimal Transport" Zoom link here.

Distinguished Scientist Lecture

Noon - 1:15 PM, Auditorium at UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital or ZOOM

Bruno Averbeck, Chief, Section on Learning & Decision Making, National Institute of Mental Health presents, "Neural Dynamics, Adolescent Synaptic Pruning, and Cognition" Zoom link here.

CNBC Postdoc Seminar

Noon, Mellon Institute Room #348 or ZOOM

Diana Burk, National Institute of Mental Health, presents, "Computational and neural mechanisms underlying motivation to earn symbolic reinforcers" Zoom link here.

Postdoc Seminar Series

Noon, HYBRID Room TBD

Diana Burk, National Institute of Mental Health, presents, "Computational and neural mechanisms underlying motivation to earn symbolic reinforcers" Zoom link here.

Interdisciplinary Workshop for Graduate Students and Faculty on Diversifying STEM

Hosted by the Research, Ethics, and Society Initiative (RESI) of Pitt Research

Seminar meetings will take place in-person on the Oakland campus. Applications are also welcome from small groups on other Pitt campuses who wish to participate virtually on their own campuses. More information here.