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Scientific Seminars

Throughout the year, Max Planck Florida Institute hosts a vibrant array of outstanding international seminar speakers. Part of the annual MPFI Seminar Series, or invited by individual Research Groups, Postdocs or PhD Students, the lectures enrich the scientific life here on the Jupiter Campus, and constitute an essential element of the world-class scientific training opportunities presented by MPFI.

Scientific Lectures – Videos

Neuroimaging Course 2017 Neuroimaging Techniques Special Lecture – John O’Keefe

Spatial functions of the hippocampus and medial entorhinal cortex

Yasuda Lab Autocrine BDNF-TrkB signalling within a single dendritic spine

3:37

Fitzpatrick Lab From retina to cortex: An unexpected division of labor

3:22

Bolton Lab Meet McLean Bolton

McLean Bolton discusses her research

Yasuda Lab Meet Ryohei Yasuda

Ryohei Yasuda discusses his research

1:48

Fitzpatrick Lab Meet David Fitzpatrick

David Fitzpatrick discusses his research

1:57

Past Scientific Seminars

Insights from the Little Brain: Cerebellar Contribution to Austism-related Behavior

Peter Tsai

TIPS with Henry Dunn and David Whitney

Formation, function, and regeneration of corticospinal circuits underlying skilled movements

Yutaka Yoshida

Charting the Molecular Architecture of Synapses, Circuits, and Behavior

Scott Soderling

Powering the Brain: Dissecting the Energy Supplies of Presynaptic and Postsynaptic Function

Vidhya Rangaraju

MPFI | ZEISS Seminar

Oliver Tress

Neuronal representation of reward-predictive cues in mouse visual cortex

Nathalie Rochefort

Functional architecture of cortical circuits: From synaptic clusters to orientation columns

Kuo-Sheng Lee

Modulation of striatal projection neuron ensemble size following dopamine loss and replacement

Nicolas Tritsch

Remembering the Images That We’ve Seen

Nicole C. Rust

Deciphering Human-Specific Mechanisms of Cortical Development

Pierre Vanderhaegen

The Neural Genesis of Reward Timing and a Theory on Intertemporal Decision Making

Marshall Shuler

Undergraduate Nobel Lecture

Edvard Moser

Be a Splitter, not a Lumper! On the Proper Granularity to Study the Neurobiology of Cognition and Language

David Poeppel

TIPS with Jacob Berry and Kanghoon Jung

scientists Previous Seminars at MPFI.