EVENTS

The Neuroscience Program has a multitude of meetings attended by a majority of faculty and students in addition to the many on-campus seminars.

2025-2026 Neuroscience Program Seminar Schedule

If you would like to meet with an invited guest speaker, please contact the indicated host.

DateTalk TypeSpeakerNotes
September 2nd  Faculty Membership

Yunsik Kang, PhD

Dept. of Cell & Developmental Biology

 
September 9thFaculty Membership

Jacob Basak, MD, PhD

Dept. of Anesthesiology
 
September 16thFaculty Membership

Tahra Eissa, PhD

Dept. of Physiology and Biophysics
 
September 23rd*Invited Guest

Azahara Oliva, PhD

Cornell University
Host: Justin O’Hare, PhD
September 30thFaculty Membership

Laurence Cathala, PhD

Dept. of Physiology and Biophysics
 
October 7thFaculty Membership

Stephanie Bonney, PhD

Dept. of Anesthesiology
 
October 14thInvited Guest

Chun Han, PhD

Cornell University 
Host: Emily Bates, PhD
October 21stFaculty Membership

Christy Niemeyer, PhD

Dept. of Neurology
 
October 28th  Invited Guest

Stephan Lammel, PhD

University of California - Berkeley
Host: Won Chan Oh, PhD
November 4thFaculty Membership

Laureline Logiaco, PhD

Dept. of Physiology and Biophysics
 
November 11thStudent Thesis UpdateJackson Stocking & Kaylin Langer 
November 18thFaculty Membership

Jeffrey Herbert, PhD, PT

Dept. of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
 
December 2ndStudent Thesis UpdateLisa Hirt & Jordan Hickman 
December 9thStudent Thesis UpdateCrystal Minjarez & Elena Esch 
Thursday, December 11thFaculty Membership

Rebecca Ihrie, PhD

Dept. of Pediatrics - Neurology
Shared seminar with Cancer Biology Program
December 16thStudent Thesis UpdateAsh Shinde & Aleezah Balolia 
January 13thInvited Guest

Jesse Hanson, PhD

Genentech
Host: Alberto Cruz-Martin, PhD
January 20thFaculty MembershipDaphne Quang & Subash Lamichhane 
February 3rd  Student Thesis UpdateFan-Yi Chao & Matt Larsen 

Monday, February 9th

*Invited Guest

Alex Kwan, PhD

Cornell University
Host: Britton Barbee, PhD
February 17thStudent Thesis UpdateLuis Gomez Wulschner & Paige Hoffman 
February 24th*Invited Guest

Christine Grienberger, PhD

Brandeis University
Host: Ben Scholl, PhD
March 3rdStudent Thesis UpdateVictoria Chang & Kristen Schuster 
March 10thInvited Guest

Sarah Kucenas, PhD

University of Virginia 
Host: Tessa Allen
March 17thFaculty MembershipAvailable 
March 24thInvited Guest

Kathleen Cullen, PhD

Johns Hopkins University
Host: Zhen Yang, PhD
March 31stStudent Thesis UpdateGraham Peet & Tessa Allen 
April 7thStudent Thesis UpdateSarah Wolfe & Mayra Bueno Guerrero 
April 14thInvited Guest

Valeria Cavalli, PhD

Washington University
Host: Alison Xiaoqiao Xie, PhD
April 21stStudent Thesis UpdateLuke Blecker & Becca Roth 
April 28thFaculty MembershipAvailable 
May 5thStudent Thesis UpdateJoy Adler & Jose Riguero 
May 12th  Invited Guest

Hidehiko Inagaki, PhD

Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience
Host: Jason Christie, PhD
May 19thStudent Thesis UpdateMatthew Sergison & Kim Gagnon 
May 26th*Invited Guest

Cristina Rodriguez, PhD

Yale University
Host: Samantha Olah, PhD
June 2ndFaculty MembershipAvailable 
June 9thFaculty MembershipAvailable 

*Sponsored by the NeuroTechnology Center


 

 

Annual Retreat

One of the many highlights of the Neuroscience program has been the yearly NSP retreat in early fall. The event highlights Student, Post-Doc, Faculty talks and poster presentations along with Faculty Data Blitzes and an evening keynote speaker.

Please contact us for more information.

Rocky Mountain Regional Neuroscience Group

The Rocky Mountain Regional Neuroscience Group (RMRNG) is a local area chapter of the National Society for Neuroscience (SfN). Our membership is comprised of all individuals in the Denver and Rocky Mountain area with a strong interest in Neuroscience research. This includes students, postdoctoral fellows, and faculty at regional universities and medical centers:

  • University of Colorado Denver
  • Colorado State University
  • University of Northern Colorado
  • University of Wyoming
  • Regis University
  • New Mexico State University

We host an annual meeting at the Anschutz Medical Campus and we provide opportunities for students and fellows to win travel fellowships to the annual SfN meeting. 

Learn more about the Rocky Mountain Regional Neuroscience Group.

 

Front Range Neuroscience Group

The Front Range Neuroscience Group (FRNG) is a local area chapter of the National Society for Neuroscience (SfN). Our membership is comprised of all individuals in the "Front Range" with a strong interest in Neuroscience research. This includes students and faculty at regional universities (Colorado State University, University of Wyoming, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, University of Northern Colorado, Denver University, and the University of Nebraska at Kearney) as well as other research centers (Spinal Cord Society Research Center in Fort Collins).

We host a local meeting annually in December, and we provide opportunities for students to win travel fellowships to the annual SfN meeting.

Learn more about the Front Range Neuroscience Group.

 

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