Agenda
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The transdiagnostic value of self-referent memory bias in psychopathology
This thesis explores the transdiagnostic value of self-referent memory bias, which is the preferential encoding and retrieval of negative, self-referent information.
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Unmasking COVID-19
This thesis investigated intracerebral abnormalities in hospitalized COVID-19 patients using MRI and PET/CT imaging.
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DCCN Colloquium - The climate and ecological crisis - what is to be done?
Our lab’s strategic analysis was that changes in personal action were totally insufficient and that wider society needed to be mobilized
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Temporal crossroads: Probing the dynamics of experience to refine theories of consciousness
This PhD thesis adopts a necessity dissociation approach to improve the methodological shortcomings in consciousness research.
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DCMN Open Seminar - Advances and Challenges in Multichannel Spike Train Analysis
The lecture will cover the steps required to obtain a point process from a multichannel raw signal, including preprocessing steps such as filtering, spike detection, and spike sorting, leading to the extraction of spike- and burst-based features.
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DCC - Data Clean-up Walk-in
We warmly invite you to join us during the DCC clean up walk-in session on Tuesday July 1st between 10:00-13:00 o’clock, followed up by the DCC picnic. We can help you with useful tips and tricks on your data
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DCMN Open Seminar - Light-assisted fabrication of 3D engineered cell microenvironments
The mission of his research group is to develop multi-scale (nano-micro-meso) 3D fabrication paradigms to address open questions in cell biology.
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Navigating the Perinatal Period: Understanding the Interplay between Mental Health and Nutrition
This dissertation validated a Dutch questionnaire to assess postpartum concerns and explored links between mental well-being, diet, and breastfeeding.
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MPI Colloquium talk by Cedric Boeckx
In this talk I will synthesize results from work we have been doing on the biological underpinnings of human brain development, trying to extract lessons from (ancient) genomes.
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DCMN Open Seminar - Modelling neurological disorders in a dish
My talk will focus on the use of human iPSC-derived neurons to model two different neurological disorders: Dravet syndrome, a form of developmental and epileptic encephalopathy, and Frontotemporal dementia (FTD).
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MPI Lecture by Marina Bedny
A key line of research in our laboratory engages with people born blind. In blindness, the neurobiological language system becomes less left-lateralized and incorporates visual-cortex networks, demonstrating high degree of developmental flexibility.
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10th Conference of the International Society for Gesture Studies (ISGS)
The MPI, Donders Institute and Centre of Language Studies are excited to welcome you to the 10th Conference of the International Society for Gesture Studies (ISGS), taking place from 9 to 11 July 2025 at Radboud University in Nijmegen.
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Infinity | Science Festival on Top of and Around Stevens' Skywalk
Experience Infinity, Radboud University’s science festival, in and around the Stevenskerk. Join a group tour to Stevens’ Skywalk and the Latin School, then set up your own program in the Stevenskerk.
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Infinity | Science Festival on Top of and Around Stevens' Skywalk
Experience Infinity, Radboud University’s science festival, in and around the Stevenskerk. Join a group tour to Stevens’ Skywalk and the Latin School, then set up your own program in the Stevenskerk.
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Welcome Meeting for new Donderians
Welcome/Introduction meeting for all new employees at the Donders Institute
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DGS - Graduate School Day
The annual Donders Graduate School Day organised for PhD candidates and CNS students will happen on 18 September 2025, several transferable skills workshops will be provided for individual growth
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Theme meetings for Donderians
Theme meetings will be organized every third Thursday, every two months, such that all Donderians have the opportunity to join multiple Theme meetings.
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Donders Graduate School Introduction day
The Donders Graduate School organises a bi-annual introduction day for all new PhD candidates of the Donders institute.
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Donders-NIN Meeting 2025
This day will be packed with posters and presentations that will showcase the fantastic work that is done at our institutes, the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience (NIN), and the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour.
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Theme meetings for Donderians
Theme meetings will be organized every third Thursday, every two months, such that all Donderians have the opportunity to join multiple theme meetings.