Galton Inaugural Lecture: Neurological disease – Nature and Nurture
Now, as the health sciences finally enter a golden age of genetics, the relevancy of the Galton Chair has never been greater: this was the message of Professor Nicholas Wood’s inaugural lecture, which...
View ArticleThe Search for Genius: Einstein’s Brain
Dr Mark Lythgoe (UCL Centre for Advanced Biomedical Imaging) took the audience of his Lunch Hour Lecture on 13 March on a journey to explore the greatest brain of the 20th century. The lecture to mark...
View ArticleQueen Square Symposium
Ana Carolina Saraiva (ACS), a first year PhD student at the Sobell Department of Motor Neuroscience and Movement Disorders, and Xun Yu Choong (XYC), a first year student on the four-year PhD programme...
View ArticleWhatcha guvnor: inside the mind of a London cabbie
London’s black taxis – or cabs – are as iconic as Big Ben, red buses and the London Eye, so it was no surprise to arrive to a packed audience at Dr Hugo Spiers’s (UCL Cognitive, Perceptual & Brain...
View ArticleUCL Neuroscience Symposium 2014: an overview
Written by Jack Moore, BSc student at St Mary’s University With over 800 people attending and almost 200 posters being presented, there was a real sense of excitement around the halls of the Institute...
View Article
