School of Psychology Seminar Series

Organiser: Dr Filipe Cristino

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• Wednesday 13 July 2016

  Prof Simon Liversedge

  Title: Universality in eye movements and reading: A trilingual investigation

  Host: Manon Jones

• Friday 30 September 2016

  Richard Holland, Bangor

  Title: Animal navigation: from quantum physics to global migration

  Host: Paul Downing

• Friday 7 October 2016

  Prof Stefan Schweinberger, Jena, Germany

  Title: Person Perception from Voice and Face – Individual Differences and Links to Autistic Traits

  Host: Patricia Bestelmeyer

• Friday 14 October 2016

  Richard Ramsey, Bangor

  Title: Imitation as social glue: nice idea, but what about the data?

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• Friday 21 October 2016

  Dr Peter Malinowski, Liverpool John Moores University

  Title: The Neuroscience of Mindful Attention

  Host: Dusana Dorjee

• Friday 28 October 2016

  Dr. Patrick Robuschat, Lancaster UNiversity

  Title: Cross-situational learning of words and syntax

  Host: Guillaume Thierry

• Friday 11 November 2016

  Prof. Lawrence W Barsalou, University of Glasgow

  Title: What Does Semantic Tiling of the Cortex Tell Us About Semantics?

  Host: Debbie Mills

• Friday 18 November 2016

  Dr Stephen Gallagher, University of Ulster

  Title: Using operant conditioning through Eye Tracking Equipment to change gaze behaviour.

  Host: Rebecca Sharp

• Friday 25 November 2016

  Claudia Danielmeier and Jan Derfuss, University of Nottingham

  Title: Attentional top-down modulations after errors, and Functional and structural MRI correlates of working memory

  Host: Emily Cross

• Friday 2 December 2016

  Rudi Coetzer, Bangor

  Title: ‘History, clinical neuropsychology and research in neurological populations’.

  Host: Fil Christino

• Friday 27 January 2017

  Dr Jeremy Segrott, Cardiff

  Title: Strengthening Families Programme (10-14UK) Substance Misuse Prevention Programme: Findings from a Randomised Trial of a Proportionate Universalism Adaptation of an Intervention for Families with Children Aged 10-14

  Host: Judy Hutchings

• Friday 3 February 2017

  James Keidel, University of Sussex

  Title: Episodic and conceptual contributions to the processing of naturalistic events

  Host: Marie-Joseph Tainturier

• Friday 10 February 2017

  Dr Markus Hausmann, Durham

  Title: Why Sex Hormones Matter for Neuroscience: A Very Short Review on Sex, Sex Hormones, and Functional Brain Asymmetries

  Host: Fil Christino

• Friday 17 February 2017

  Dr John Towler, Swansea

  Title: The cognitive and neural basis of developmental prosopagnosia

  Host: Patricia

• Friday 3 March 2017

  Dr Guido Orgs, Goldsmiths

  Title: The Neuroaesthetics of Choreography

  Host: Emily Cross

• Friday 17 March 2017

  Dr Beatriz Calvo-Merino, City University, London

  Title: Exploring embodiment mechanisms using expertise

  Host: Emily Cross

• Friday 24 March 2017

  Nathalie Tzourio-Mazoyer, University of Bordeaux

  Title: Neural bases of hemispheric specialization for language and attention in relation with handedness: multimodal investigation of 450 participants of the Brain Imaging Lateralization database (BIL&GIN)

  Host: Marketa

• Friday 31 March 2017

  Oliver Turnbull, Bangor

  Title: Animal minds

  Host: Fil Christino

• Friday 7 April 2017

  Dr Pascal Mamassian

  Title: Visual Confidence

  Host: Ayelet

• Friday 28 April 2017

  Jon Cant, Dept. of Psychology, University of Toronto Scarborough

  Title: The Flexible Nature of Visual-Feature Representation in Human Scene-Selective Cortex.

  Host: Ken Valyear

• Friday 26 May 2017

  Dr Stephanie Rossit

  Title: Multiple neural pathways for hand actions in the human brain?

  Host: Fil Cristino

• Friday 9 June 2017

  Bhisma Chakrabarti, Reading

  Title: The links between reward and mimicry - and what they tell us about Autism

  Host: Emily Cross

Organiser: Dr Marie-Josephe Tainturier

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