Events
Sept 22, 2026 Rebecca Pillai Riddell, PhD
The Neuroscience Graduate Program is pleased to host Rebecca Pillai Riddell, PhD, CPsych, FCAHS, from York University as the first Perspectives in Neuroscience guest lecturer of the 2026-27 academic year. Her talk, titled “Understanding the Developmental and Social Context to Infant Brain and Behavioral Pain Responses” will take place on Tuesday September 22nd beginning promptly at 9:00am in North Campus Building NCB 113.Oct 20, 2026 Ken Paller, PhD
The Neuroscience Graduate Program is pleased to host Ken Paller, PhD from Northwestern University as the October Perspectives in Neuroscience guest lecturer. His talk, titled “Various Benefits of Memory Reactivation during Sleep” will take place on Tuesday October 20th beginning promptly at 9:00am in North Campus Building NCB 113.Nov 02, 2026 Jean-Claude Béïque, PhD
The Neuroscience Graduate Program is pleased to host Jean-Claude Béïque, PhD from the University of Ottawa as the November Perspectives in Neuroscience guest lecturer. His talk, titled “A tale of serotonin’s value: from release dynamics to reinforcement learning” will take place on Tuesday November 3rd, 2026 beginning promptly at 9:00am in North Campus Building NCB 113.
