The Minnesota NeuroSpin Initiative is pleased to invite you to its eighth seminar for the Fall 2022/Spring 2023 season. On May 12, Dr. Zhi Yang, PhD,  Associate Professor, University of Minnesota will discuss his recent work related to:

The Minnesota NeuroSpin Initiative is pleased to invite you to its seventh seminar for the Fall 2022/Spring 2023 season. On March 24, Dr. Dezhi Liao, PhD,  Professor, University of Minnesota will discuss his recent work related to:

Tau mislocalization to dendritic spines is a common mechanism in neurodegenerative diseases including AD and PD

The Minnesota NeuroSpin Initiative is pleased to invite you to watch a prerecorded session with UMN Professor Alexander Opitz. On January 19, Prof. Opitz  will discuss his recent work related to:

The Minnesota NeuroSpin Initiative is pleased to invite you to its fifth seminar for the Fall 2022/Spring 2023 season. On January 20, Aviad Hai, PhD, Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison will discuss his recent work related to:

Novel Wireless Bioelectromagnetic Agents: towards Whole-Brain Readouts of the Mammalian Nervous System with minimal invasiveness 

The Minnesota NeuroSpin Initiative is pleased to invite you to its fourth seminar for the Fall 2022/Spring 2023 season. On December 2, Christian Kerskens, PhD, Lead Physicist, Trinity Institute of Neurosciences will discuss his recent work related to:

Exploring the quantum brain with MRI entanglement witnesses 

The Minnesota NeuroSpin Initiative is pleased to invite you to its third seminar for the Fall 2022/Spring 2023 season. On November 11, Frances Chance, PhD, Principal Member of the Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories will discuss her recent work related to:

Not all computer bugs are bad:  How dragonflies could inspire next-generation neuromorphic systems

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The Minnesota NeuroSpin Initiative is pleased to invite you to its second seminar in a new series. On April 1, Dr. Angel Yanguas-Gil, Principal Materials Scientist at Argonne National Laboratory, will discuss his recent work related to:

Insect-Inspired Architectures for Computing at the Edge: A Pathway to On-Chip, Continual Learning and Computing Under Extreme Environments