Recent & Upcoming Talks

Talk at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf on mapping the functional organization of the human cerebellum and modulating it non-invasively with transcranial ultrasound.

Talk at the CBU Monday Methods Meeting, Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, University of Cambridge.

Talk on cerebellar function, including recent advances in understanding what the cerebellum contributes beyond movement.

Talk at the 12th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology about the functional specialization of the cerebellum and implications for diagnosing and treating cerebellar damage.

Webinar conversation on how best to reveal the functional organization of the human brain.

Talk on mapping individual functional organization with multi-task fMRI, hosted by the Shine Lab.

Talk on multi-task fMRI for precision mapping, hosted by the Kanwisher and Fedorenko Labs.

Talk on mapping cerebellar function at high temporal precision, hosted by the Oxford Neurotech Society.

Talk at Cerebellar Gordon Conference presenting unpublished results on cerebellar precision mapping

Talk on cerebellar neuroimaging at Satellite meeting of CAN/ACN 2025

Talk at the Western University Neuroscience Research Day

Talk at the National Autonomous University of Mexico on a hierarchical functional atlas for individual cerebellar precision mapping.

Talk at the Cognition and Action Lab at UC Berkeley

Talk on cerebellar neuroimaging at Krembil Brain Institute at Toronto Western Hospital

Talk at the MIT Rising Star Colloquium, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Talk on navigating the cerebellum with a hierarchical functional atlas.

Talk at the Kick-off Meeting of the Raynor Cerebellum Charts Project.

Journal club talk presenting the hierarchical cerebellar atlas, hosted at Temple University.

Talk on learning cerebellar functional organization from multiple task and rest datasets.

Symposium Talk at the annual meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping.

Talk on the functional organization of the cerebellum for the Canadian Neuroscience Association.

Poster presentation at the annual meeting of the Society for Neural Control of Movement.

In recent years, the cerebellum has been increasingly implicated in both cognition and clinical conditions. These findings views of the …

Deep phenotyping of schizophrenia using speech data could significantly further our understanding of the condition, with the potential …

Introductory lecture on Graph Theory and Network Neuroscience. Part of the Cognitive Neuroscience Skills Training (COGNESTIC) at the University of Cambridge.

Background and Hypothesis. Mapping a patient’s speech as a network has proved to be a useful way of understanding formal thought …

Recent work has shown that incoherent speech is a powerful predictor of psychosis. Predicting psychosis risk from speech data could …

Incoherent speech has emerged as a potential predictor of psychosis. Predicting psychosis risk from speech data could markedly improve …

At the NCM Meeting 2021 I presented results from our ultra-high field MR study of GABA in the primary motor cortex (M1). My presentation was supported by a scholarship from the NCM Society.

Lecture introducing concepts from Graph Theory and Network Neuroscience, as part of the Introduction to Neuroimaging Methods lecture series at the University of Cambridge MRC CBU. The seminar includes practical exercises. For exercise material and solutions see links below.

Lecture introducing cerebellar structure and function. Part of the Motor Systems Module of the MSc Neuroscience in Oxford.

Talk on my PhD work, using multimodal imaging to elucidate the role of GABA in human motor adaptation.

M1 GABA relates to functional connectivity changes and retention in visuomotor adaptation

Interacting with our ever-changing physical environment requires continual recalibration of the motor system. One mechanism by which …

Tutor for MRI Analysis, WIN Graduate Programme. Teaching principles of neuroimaging data analysis and practical application of the FSL toolbox.