Please note that this seminar is in the Physiology Lecture Theatre (in the same building as usual: the Physiology building). The seminar is followed by a drinks reception in the Tearoom.
For more Adrian Seminar talks see: AdrianSeminars_LentEaster2026
To accompany Matteo Carandini’s talk “Brainwide sequences of neural activity”, Adrian Journal Club will be led by Kou Huang at 3.30pm-4pm on Monday in the Physiology Small Meeting Room (directly before the Adrian seminar, in the meeting room next to the Hodgkin Huxley room).
These sessions give a quick overview of the speaker and their field/techniques, including a look at a recent paper of the presenter, to help us all get the most from the following talk. Feel free to bring your coffee and a snack!
Please also consider signing up to present a journal club yourself! You can view and sign up for sessions here. The related seminar does not need to be exactly your technique or subject in order to present. They are 30-minute sessions during which you give a brief (1 slide) introduction to the speaker (their history/subject/techniques and tools), a little background on their subject area to give some background to their work, and a brief look at a paper of theirs. The sessions are very casual with everyone just gathered around a table with a screen available for slides, in the small meeting room in the physiology building. An organiser will be present to host you.
The goal of these sessions is to help early career researchers engage with the Adrian seminars and familiarise with more techniques and fields. We hope many of you will support the JC by signing up to present or just regularly attending.
Posted on 12/02/2026
