WorldWideNeuRise will host several online talks throughout May-June on the topic of naturalistic behavior from the following speakers:

Wednesday, 5 May, 5pm CET

Asaf Gal (Kronauer Lab, The Rockefeller University, USA)

Daniel Knebel (Ayali Lab, Tel Aviv University, Israel)

Wednesday, 19 May, 5pm CET

Constanze Lenschow (Lima Lab, Champalimaud Research, Portugal)

Takashi Yamaguchi (Lin Lab, NYU, USA)

Wednesday, 2 June, 5pm CET

Ayelet Sarel (Ulanovsky Lab, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel)

Tu Anh Nguyen Thi (el Jundi Lab, University of Wuerzburg, Germany)

Wednesday, 16 June, 5pm CET

Yael Bitterman (Luethi Lab, Friedrich Miescher Institute, Switzerland)

Adam Calhoun (Murthy Lab, Princeton University, USA)

For more information, please visit our website (https://neurise.github.io/), find us on WorldWideNeuro (https://www.world-wide.org/Neuro/WWNeuRise/), or follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/WWNeuRise).

We are actively searching for PhD students and postdocs to give talks in our upcoming seminar blocks. On our website (https://neurise.github.io/), you can find an application form to directly apply, as well as a recommendation form, where you can suggest individuals from your lab, institute, or otherwise who you think might have an interesting story to tell!

We are looking forward to seeing you at our upcoming seminars!

The organising committee,

Ellen Boven (Apps lab, University of Bristol)

Christina Buetfering (Häusser lab, University College London)

Lucie Descamps (Kentros lab, Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

Gily Ginosar (Ulanovsky lab, Weizmann Institute)

Loreen Hertäg (Clopath lab, Imperial College London)

Joram Keijser (Sprekeler lab, TU Berlin)

Bill Podlaski (Machens lab, Champalimaud Research)