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2023 Events

MARCS Insights Series: Relational reasoning in preschoolers
November 14
Abstract Grey Geometry
MARCS Insight Series: Neuromorphic sensors in space - Why biology-inspired technology is a perfect fit for use in space?
November 7 
Abstract Grey Geometry
MARCS Insight Series: What can music and speech tell us about prediction in the brain? 
October 31
Abstract Grey Geometry
MARCS Insight Series: Evaluation of an exercise program incorporating virtual reality technology: A multimodal intervention model for residential aged care
October 10
Abstract Grey Geometry
MARCS Insight Series: Shaping Linguistic Input: Quality and Quantity in Parent-Infant Interactions
September 26
Abstract Grey Geometry
MARCS Insight Series: Nurturing Little Multilingual Minds in Australia and the world
September 5
Abstract Grey Geometry
MARCS Afternoon Colloquiums (MAC): Nori Jacoby
August 8 | Characterizing internal representations through integration of human decisions into computer algorithms
MARCS Insight Series: Using AI-generated synthetic images to drive object responses in the human brain
August 8
Abstract Grey Geometry
MARCS Afternoon Colloquiums (MAC): Greg Leigh
August 1
Australian Languages Workshop (ALW): Ngawiyala
July 21-23 | The ALW workshop is an annual opportunity for language practitioners, linguists and others researching, revitalising and advocating for First Nations languages.
Research Week: The Power of Community - Enhancing Dementia Research & Care Together
July 12
MARCS Insight Series: Interbrain Synchrony in Hyperscanning Research - Pitfalls and Alternatives
July 11
Abstract Grey Geometry
MARCS Insight Series: The Role of Tone in Swedish Speech Segmentation
June 27
Abstract Grey Geometry
MARCS Afternoon Colloquiums (MAC): Jason Mattingley
June 6
MARCS Afternoon Colloquiums (MAC): Julie Autuly
May 2
MARCS Afternoon Colloquiums (MAC): Yvonne Leung
April 4 | In this talk, Dr Yvonne will share her recent findings on the lifestyle factors that promote healthy cognitive ageing with data collected locally and internationally from individuals aged 20 to 100 and beyond.