Lecture Recording & Presentation
Lecture 1 - New Breakthroughs in Brain Stimulation for Treating Mental Disorders
Lecture 2 - How Can We Bring a Damaged Brain Back Into Action
Lecture 3 - Inherent difficulties experienced by young drivers (YDs)
Lecture 4 - Early Experience and Later Development
Lecture 5 - The Language Puzzle
Lecture 6 (There was no presentation for this lecture)
Lecture 7 - Understanding Cognitive Development in Infants with Awake fMRI
Lecture 8 - Mental health and positive development among refugee children
Lecture 9- Early intervention for neurodevelopmental conditions
Lecture 10 - Anxiety, depression and decision-making under uncertainty
Lecture 12 - The wandering mind- perspectives from psychology and neuroscience
Lecture 13 - How close is AI coming to matching human intelligence?
Lecture 14 - Organisational Well-being
Lecture 15 - Let’s talk about Gen Z’s mental health
Lecture 16- Forensic Psychology: Research-informed applied practice
Zoom Links
Lecture 2 - Prof. Richard G. Carson: How Can We Bring a Damaged Brain Back Into Action
Lecture 3 - Prof. Michael Gormley: Inherent difficulties experienced by Young Drivers (YDs)
Lecture 4 - Prof. Elizabeth Nixon: Early Experience and Later Development
Lecture 5 - Prof. Jean Quigley: The Language Puzzle
Lecture 6 (There was no presentation for this lecture)
Lecture 7 - Prof. Rhodri Cusack: Understanding Cognitive Development in Infants with Awake fMRI
Lecture 8 - Dr. Kristin Hadfield: Mental health and positive development among refugee children
Lecture 9- Prof Olive Healy : Early Intervention for Neurodevelopment Conditions
Lecture 10 - Dr. Sonia Bishop: Anxiety, depression and decision-making under uncertainty
Lecture 11 - Ruth Bryne: How we imagine
Lecture 12 - Paul Dockree: The wandering mind- perspectives from psychology and neuroscience
Lecture 13 - Redmond O'Connell: How close is AI coming to matching human intelligence?
Lecture 14 - Adele Grazi: Organisational Well-being
Lecture 15 - Alina Cosma: Let's talk about Gen Z's mental health
Lecture 16 - Prof. Tim Trimble : Forensic Psychology: Research-informed applied practice