Upcoming Events
Due to the COVID-19 situation, all events at Duke are either canceled or moving to a virtual platform. This notice supersedes any announcements below.
You are cordially invited to a virtual event on Monday, Oct. 26, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. EST, "Harnessing the Power of Artificial Intelligence in Otolaryngology & the Communication Sciences." The event is free and open to all, but registration is required. The event will feature outstanding speakers... read more about Harnessing the Power of AI in Otolaryngology & the Communication Sciences »
Our Grand Rounds are now being held virtually via Zoom. View them at: https://duke.zoom.us/j/9406012755 Check out our schedule for speakers and links at our intranet site. https://wiki.duke.edu/display/DON/Neurology+Department+Clinical+Grand+Ro... read more about Neurology Grand Rounds - Virtual only (Neuromuscular division lecture) »
The Center for Cognitive Neuroscience Fall Colloquium Series. A fundamental question in the study of memory is why we remember some events and not others. Researchers have tended to approach this question by isolating discrete memory events from the backdrop of ongoing cognitive and neural... read more about "Mnemonic Inertia: Uncovering lingering states in human memory" - Dr. Katherine Duncan (Univ. of Toronto) »
Join us for an open discussion about Perverse Incentives in Academic Research, their impact on research integrity and institutional resources to overcome them. Attending this event fulfills the Responsible Conduct of Research requirement for Faculty and Staff, RCR-200. Speakers: Geeta Swamy, MD,... read more about Counteracting Perverse Incentives in Academic Research: The Open Science Initiative and other Duke institutional resources »
Gastronauts is a focused group of researchers passionate about gut-brain matters. From food to mood, we are always thinking about how to tap into the gut to improve human health and the world we live in. Join us every First Tuesday of the month! read more about Gastronauts »
Duke Neurobiology welcomes Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz, PhD, Senior Group Leader at HHMI's Janelia Research Campus, to give her talk "Eukaryotic organelles: deciphering their interdependency, structure and dynamics with new imaging technologies." For connection info to her Zoom seminar, email d.... read more about Ruth K. Broad Seminar »
Alyx Porter, MD (Mayo Clinic Arizona) will give the lecture From Challenges to Opportunity: Addressing Diversity in Medicine- The lecture will begin with a case presentation by Elijah Lackey, MD Our Grand Rounds are now being held virtually via Zoom. View them at: Check out our schedule for... read more about Neurology Grand Rounds - Alyx Porter, MD (Mayo Clinic Arizona) »
Regulatory Networks in Health and Disease is the Department of Pharmacology and Cancer Biology seminar series held each Wednesday at 12:00 noon in 103 Bryan Research (unless otherwise indicated). *** Continuing Education credits will be available. read more about Neuron-glial interactions in health and disease: from cognition to cancer »
This talk is part of the 2020-2021 Duke Center for Autism Speaker Series. Our speaker will be Darren Hedley, PhD, from La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia. Dr. Hedley is currently a Suicide Prevention Australia (SPA) Research Fellow and is based at the Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre (... read more about From Employment to Mental Health and Suicide Prevention: Reflecting on Five Years of Research with Autistic Adults »
" Novel Approaches in Assessment of Neuromodulation Therapy: Modeling, Informatics, and Mobile Computing" Christopher Butson University of Utah Thursday, November 5 12:00 - 1:00 on ZOOM read more about Neural Engineering Seminar: Novel Approaches in Assessment of Neuromodulation Therapy: Modeling, Informatics, and Mobile Computing »