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SUMMARY:Cambridge-Fudan Cognitive Neuroscience Online Meeting - Xiao Xiao 
 - Associate Professor at Fudan University\, Amy Milton - Senior Lecturer a
 t University of Cambridge
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CONTACT:Dr Valerie Voon
DESCRIPTION:*November 24th 2020\, 8.30 GMT\, 16.30 Beijing Time*\n\nVariou
 s excellent talks scheduled for this meeting\, part of the Cambridge-Fudan
  Cognitive Neuroscience Seminar\, that aims to facilitate research collabo
 rations between Fudan University and the University of Cambridge.\n\nPROGR
 AMME\n\n_Chair - Valerie Voon - Senior Principal Investigator & MRC Senior
  Clinical Fellow\, University of Cambridge_\n\n*Xiao Xiao - Associate Prof
 essor at Fudan University\n\nTitle - Perceptual causality in the brain: fr
 om sensory perception to emotion and cognition*\n\n*Biography*\nDr. Xiao X
 iao is an Associate Professor/Principal Investigator at Fudan University\,
  Institute of Science and Technology for Brain-Inspired Intelligence (ISTB
 I). After receiving a B.S. in Biological Engineering at Xi’an Jiaotong U
 niversity\, Dr. Xiao performed her Ph.D. studies with Dr. Yuqiu Zhang and 
 Dr. Zhiqi Zhao at Fudan University\, Institute of Neurobiology.  Dr. Xiao
 ’s thesis work focused on the circuitry and molecular mechanisms that me
 diate aversive behavior to pain\, which was supported by the Excellent Doc
 tor Project Foundation of the Ministry of Education in China. She went on 
 to do a postdoc fellowship with Dr. Anthony Koleske and Dr. Michael Higley
  at Yale University School of Medicine\, where she identified molecular pa
 thology of synapse stabilization and neural circuit plasticity.  Dr. Xiao 
 is the recipient of numerous awards including the Glaxo Smith Kline (GSK) 
 Tomorrow’s Star Award\, American Heart Association Postdoc Fellowship\, 
 Rising-Star Project\, etc. By combining cognitive behavioral testing\, an 
 array of electrophysiological and optical methods in brain slices and in v
 ivo\, and machine-learning analysis\, she is interested in exploring neura
 l circuit and molecular mechanism of emotional and cognitive disorders.\n 
 \n*Amy Milton - Senior Lecturer at University of Cambridge\, Ferreras-Will
 etts Fellow in Neuroscience and Praelector\, Downing College\, Cambridge\n
 \nTitle: Challenges and opportunities in exploiting memory reconsolidation
  to treat addiction*\n\n*Biography*\nDr Amy Milton is a University Senior 
 Lecturer at the Department of Psychology\, University of Cambridge\, and t
 he Ferreras-Willetts Fellow in Neuroscience at Downing College\, Universit
 y of Cambridge. Her research focuses on memory reconsolidation\, from a ba
 sic science perspective and its potential translation into a novel form of
  treatment for mental health disorders. She received her MA after speciali
 sing in Natural Sciences (Neuroscience) at the University of Cambridge\, a
 nd studied for her Ph.D. in Behavioural Neuroscience (supervised by Profes
 sor Barry Everitt) at the (then) Department of Experimental Psychology at 
 the University of Cambridge.\n\n\nMeeting details:\nZoom ID: 651 236 21006
 \nPassword:        123456\nLink :         https://zoom.com.cn/j/6512362100
 6\n\n
LOCATION:Online
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