NBB Presentation Series

A weekly discussion group for the evaluation of ongoing research projects - not necessarily finished products - in areas related to neurobiology and behavior. Neurobiology and Behavior graduate students are encouraged to sign up to present once every year, especially those students in their second year and beyond. Students, post-docs and faculty from any field are welcome to both present and attend. 

Held in A106 Morison Room on Tuesdays from 12:20pm - 1:10pm

FALL 2026

DateSpeakerPossible Topic
September 1Jesse GoldbergThe virtuous circle between behavior and neuroscience
September 8Colby BehrensA single-cell transcriptomic atlas highlights the role of Kenyon cells in wasp social behavior
September 15Ehren BentzAlternative androgen-signaling pathways in a pentamorphic fish
September 22Charlie WalcottPigeon magnetoreception:  Is the liver involved?
September 29No Presentation 
October 6Cole RolandAre my mice anxious or just competent at surviving?
October 13FALL BREAK - NO CLASS 
October 20Ruben PortuguesThe symmetries of the world constrain heading-direction representations
October 27Grad Student Town HallGrad Student Town Hall
November 3Andrew OrkneyBats, brains and beyond: functional trait discovery in bat brains by manifold mathematics
November 10Ali Plump
Kushaan Gupta
Ali: A selective neural code for acoustic targets enables speech-like vocal flexibility in parrots
Kushaan: Hippocampal-cortical representations across modes of adaptive behavioral control
November 17SfN - NO CLASS 
November 24THANKSGIVING WEEK 
December 1Naman Agrawal 
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