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Distinguished Lectureship Series 1997-98
Date | September 11 1997
Topic | Basal ganglia and cerebellar 'loops' with the cerebral cortex: motor and cognitive circuits.
Speaker | Dr. PETER STRICK Professor of Physiology
Topic | Basal ganglia and cerebellar 'loops' with the cerebral cortex: motor and cognitive circuits.
Speaker | Dr. PETER STRICK Professor of Physiology
Topic | Calcium Homeostasis in nerve cells and its alteration during brain pathology
Speaker | Dr. KOSTYUK A.A.Bogomoletz Institute of Physiology Natl.Acad.Sci.Ukraine
Speaker | Dr. KOSTYUK A.A.Bogomoletz Institute of Physiology Natl.Acad.Sci.Ukraine
Date | September 26 1997
Location | Medical Sciences Building Room 2172 University of Toronto
Speaker | Dr. ARYEH ROUTTENBERG Department of Psychology Northwestern University. Molecular Basis for the Hebb Synapse
Location | Medical Sciences Building Room 2172 University of Toronto
Speaker | Dr. ARYEH ROUTTENBERG Department of Psychology Northwestern University. Molecular Basis for the Hebb Synapse
Date | November 13 1997
Topic | Vision for Action in the Primate
Speaker | Dr. MEL GOODALE Department of Psychology University of Western Ontario
Topic | Vision for Action in the Primate
Speaker | Dr. MEL GOODALE Department of Psychology University of Western Ontario
Date | November 19 1997
Topic | The Molecular Organization of Neuronal Synapses
Speaker | Dr. MORGAN SHENG Howard Hughes Institute Mount Sinai
Topic | The Molecular Organization of Neuronal Synapses
Speaker | Dr. MORGAN SHENG Howard Hughes Institute Mount Sinai
Date | December 9, 1997
Topic | Hierarchical organization of cognitive memory
Speaker | Dr. MORTIMER MISHKIN
Topic | Hierarchical organization of cognitive memory
Speaker | Dr. MORTIMER MISHKIN
Date | April 23 1998
Speaker | Dr. R HUGANIR Department of Neuroscience Johns Hopkins.
Speaker | Dr. R HUGANIR Department of Neuroscience Johns Hopkins.
Speaker | Dr. JOE TAKAHASHI Psychology