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Neurosurgery Grand Rounds: David Gutmann (WashU Neurology) – “Neurofibromatosis”

January 29, 2020

7:00 am - 8:00 am

McMillan 5th Floor Conference Room (Medical Campus)

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Psychiatry Research Seminar: Richard Grucza (WashU Psychiatry) – “Reasons for Declines in Adolescent Substance Use and Other Risk Behaviors: No, It Isn’t the Phones”

January 29, 2020

11:30 am - 12:45 pm

Clopton Auditorium (Medical Campus)

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Department of Neuroscience Seminar: ShiNung Ching (WashU Electrical and Systems Engineering) – “Systems-theoretic analysis and normative modeling of neural circuits”

January 29, 2020

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

McDonnell Sciences 928 (Medical Campus)

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Aging and Development Brown Bag: Kyle Featherston (Hale lab, WashU Psychological and Brain Sciences) – “Individual Differences in Item and Context Recognition Across Age Groups”

January 29, 2020

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Somers Family Hall 215 (Danforth Campus)

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Glia Group: Celia McKee (Musiek lab, WashU Neurology) – “Astrocyte Functions Controlled by Circadian Clock Gene Bmall”

January 29, 2020

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

BJC Institute of Health 9AB (Medical Campus)

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Upcoming Neuroscience Events

Neurosurgery Grand Rounds: David Gutmann (WashU Neurology) – “Neurofibromatosis”

Psychiatry Research Seminar: Richard Grucza (WashU Psychiatry) – “Reasons for Declines in Adolescent Substance Use and Other Risk Behaviors: No, It Isn’t the Phones”

Department of Neuroscience Seminar: ShiNung Ching (WashU Electrical and Systems Engineering) – “Systems-theoretic analysis and normative modeling of neural circuits”

Aging and Development Brown Bag: Kyle Featherston (Hale lab, WashU Psychological and Brain Sciences) – “Individual Differences in Item and Context Recognition Across Age Groups”

Glia Group: Celia McKee (Musiek lab, WashU Neurology) – “Astrocyte Functions Controlled by Circadian Clock Gene Bmall”

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