2017-18
Neurohumanities Lecture series 2017-2018
About the Neurohumanities lecture series Neurohumanities is managed by a cross-disciplinary seminar organizing committee. These are designed to bring STEM and humanities researches to reflect, discuss and think together, as well as to provide a platform for public engagement.
It further funds workshops and discussion meetings that connect STEM and Humanities.
It also provides seed grants for the development of new interdisciplinary research, particularly in the arts and humanities that connect to neuroscience and brain health.
| 2017-18 Neurohumanities Lecture Series | ||
|---|---|---|
| 18.01.2018 | Medieval Handwriting Disorders | Read More |
| 15.02.2018 | Beauty in the Brain | Read More |
| 23.02.2018 | Cultural Evolution | Read More |
| 08.03.2018 | Neuroscience & Photography | Read More |
| 15.03.2018 | Theatre Studies & Cognitive Sciences | Read More |
| 29.03.2018 | Neuroethics | Read More |
| 05.04.2018 | Citizen Science & Brain Mapping | Read More |
| 26.04.2018 | Evolution of Music & Biology | Read More |
| 17.05.2018 | Consciousness | Read More |
| 24.05.2018 | Shakespeare & Neuroscience | Read More |
| 28.05.2018 | What is Memory? | Read More |
| 31.05.2018 | The Role of Drama in Building Social and Emotional Skills | Read More |
| 21.06.2018 | Philosophy, Information & the Brain | Read More |
Date & Time
see programme for details
Venue
Trinity Long Room Hub/Edmund Burke / Science Gallery
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