[WTI-trainee] Current Works in Human Neuroscience | Invited Speaker Mark Woolrich | Mon 9/29

[Day, Deborah]

Dear Colleagues,

We’re very excited to be hosting a seminar by Professor Mark Woolrich this Monday, September 29th at 4pm in Room 180A, 100 College St. If you’re interested in brain signals and how to make sense of them, this one is for you!

Mark will be discussing his latest methodological innovations for analyzing human brain signals, including:

Using Generative AI Models for MEG Analysis.

Mark Woolrich is a world-renowned computational neuroscientist and has made seminal contributions advancing methods for analyzing human Neuroimaging data (fMRI and MEG/EEG). He is a Professor in Computational Neuroscience at the University of Oxford, where he directs the Oxford Center for Human Brain Activity (OHBA).

Please join us and spread the word!

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Refreshments will be served.

See you there,

Kia, Roeland, Lizzie, Shruti

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Kind Regards,

Deborah A. Day
[she | her | hers]
Center Programs Coordinator |  Wu Tsai Institute<https://wti.yale.edu/research/neurocognition>
Center for Neurocognition + Behavior
Yale University
Ph: 203.785.6594
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