Helmholtz Institute

Helmholtz Institute

Agenda

Upcoming events

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5 June 2026
Helmholtz Lecture Floris de Lange: Predictive computations in the human brain – THIS LECTURE WILL BE RESCHEDULED.
8 May 2026
Helmholtz Lecture Julia Haaf, May 8: Risk more, gain more – how to create more informative tests for your hypotheses
27 March 2026
Helmholtz Jonas Olofsson, March 27: The ”bestial” sense of smell and its cognitive capacity development
27 February 2026
Helmholtz Lecture Tim Brady, February 27: Visual memory as a window into the nature of mental representations
16 January 2026
Helmholtz Lecture Sebastian Ille, January 16: Integrated Concept: Multimodal approach using nTMS and intra operative neuromonitoring
21 November 2025
Helmholtz Lecture Freek Van Ede, November 21: Looking into working memory through microscopic eye-movements
31 October 2025
Helmholtz Lecture Katerina Fotopoulou, October 31: Embodied Mentalisation from Development to the Clinic: The Social Origins of Interoception and its Treatment  
11 April 2025
Helmholtz Lecture Sabine Hunnius, April 11: Curious babies: Understanding infant cognitive development
14 February 2025
Helmholtz Lecture Eveline Crone, February 14: Neural connections facilitate developmental needs for societal change
17 January 2025
Helmholtz Lecture Beatrice de Gelder, January 17: The social brain inside out. Combining virtual Reality, computational movement analysis and brain imaging
29 November 2024
Helmholtz Lecture Abigail Marsh, November 29: Altruism, care, and the extended self
8 November 2024
Perception Day
8 November 2024
Helmholtz Lecture Anil Seth, November 8: Consciousness in humans and in other things
27 September 2024
Helmholtz Lecture Gregor Schöner, September 27: Using Dynamic Field Theory to understand how higher cognition is perceptually grounded and embodied
14 June 2024
Helmholtz Lecture Jeremy Wolfe, June 14: OMG! How did I miss that? Dealing with “Normal Blindness”
24 May 2024
Dutch Cerebellum Meeting 2024
12 April 2024
CANCELLED! Helmholtz Lecture Beatrice de Gelder, April 12: The social brain inside out. Combining virtual Reality, computational movement analysis and brain imaging
26 January 2024
Helmholtz Lecture Todd Braver, January 26: The Dual Mechanisms of Cognitive Control Project
8 December 2023
Helmholtz Lecture Herta Flor, December 8: A Mechanism-based approach to mental disorder: the role of learning and memory
17 November 2023
Helmholtz lecture Alan Kingstone, November 17: From controlled environments to complex realities: Exploring the interplay between perceived minds and in/visible attention