We will have ASHBi / HBRC Joint Distinguished Seminar with Dr. Douglas P. Munoz from Queen's University, as a lecturer.

Dr. Dougls Munoz is a world leader in the field of neuroscience study of eye movement control systems. He made a great contribution to basic understanding of eye movement control systems and their relation to cognitive functions and their disorders in both humans and nonhuman primate subjects. He will talk about overviews of his past researches and current projects on using nonhuman primates as model of human neuropsychiatric disorders.

If you belong to Kyoto University and have any interests in the topic, you are welcome to attend this seminar.

Program

Date:

Wednesday, 5 January 2022

Time:

21:00–22:00 (JST)

Venue:

Zoom Online Meeting^*
[NOTE] Highspeed LAN/WiFi environment advised for stability

Language:

English

Title

"Using the Oculomotor System to Identify Biomarkers of Neurological and Psychiatric Disease"

Lecturer

Dr.  Douglas P. Munoz

Professor, Canada Research Chair in Neuroscience,
Queen's University, Canada

Eligibility

Researchers and students in Kyoto University

Registration

Pre-registered participants only

Registration Form (Google Form)

Organizer

Human Brain Research Center

Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Biology (WPI-ASHBi)

Contact

Tadashi Isa