Helmholtz Institute

Helmholtz Institute

Agenda

Upcoming events

Previous events

8 April 2022
Helmholtz lecture Hilde Geurts, April 8: Gerontology meets Psychiatry: Autism across the adult lifespan
25 March 2022
Helmholtz lecture Frans Cornelissen (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen), March 25: Imaging human neural interaction in health and disease
11 March 2022
Helmholtz lecture Caroline van Heugten, March 11: Neuropsychological interventions: the gap between research and clinical practice
28 January 2022
Helmholtz lecture Rob McIntosh, January 28: (Re)discovering the core character of spatial neglect (remote)
12 November 2021
Helmholtz lecture Tim Brady, November 12: Why intuitive theories of memory lead us wrong: memory representations are continuous strength, population-based and hierarchical
24 September 2021
Helmholtz lecture Viola Störmer, September 24th: The structure of attention and working memory
30 August 2021 -
31 August 2021
HELMHOLTZ RETREAT DATE
30 August 2021 -
1 September 2021
Helmholtz retreat 2021
11 June 2021
Helmholtz lecture by Andrea Antal: Transcranial direct and alternating current stimulation in the clinical practice
19 March 2021
Helmholtz lecture by Rufin VanRullen: Do deep learning latent spaces resemble human brain representations?
26 February 2021
Helmholtz lecture by Monica Gori from the Italian Institute of Technology in Genua: ‘Interaction between senses during the child development and the creation of new rehabilitation devices’
11 December 2020
Helmholtz Lecture by Marty Woldorff, Duke University: The dynamic relationship between reward and attention
6 November 2020
Helmholtz Lecture by Jorge Almeida, University of Coimbra: Beyond bottom-up and top-down modulations
28 February 2020
Helmholtz lecture Feb 28, 2020: Jenny Read (Newcastle University), Stereo vision in humans and insects
21 February 2020
Psychology-Research lecture: David Clark (Oxford), Developing and disseminating effective psychological therapies: Science, practice and economics
31 January 2020
Helmholtz lecture Antti Oulasvirta, University of Aalto: Psychology as the science of design: what psychological theories do
12 January 2020 -
30 June 2020
Helmholtz lectures 2020 spring
7 December 2019 -
1 February 2020
Helmholtz lectures 2019-2020
6 December 2019
Helmholtz Lecture David Alais, University of Sydney, December 6th: Multisensory perception: integration, timing and perceptual inference
21 November 2019
Helmholtz lecture Karen Adolphs (NYU Psychology), Learning to move and moving to learn