Is neuroscience too reductionist?

Did you ever have problems trusting your own or others’ results?

Are we aware of legal and philosophical implications?

Are we too hesitant to question the current landscape in neuroscience?

We are a group of three young neuroscientists who have just started their career in the field and are asking exactly these questions. We have created Corpus Curiosum with a clear goal: stimulate critical thinking in Neuroscience and build a network of early-career neuroscientists engaged in the topic.

Through weekly online-sessions, we provide a platform for short-format lectures on controversial topics, followed by an interactive debate. This is your chance to join the conversation, expand your perspective and build connections. Join us!

We are more than happy to announce that this series is supported by the Brittish Neuroscience Association (BNA) and the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS).

> All sessions start at 3PM GMT (UK Time) <

November 17 | Neurosexism and the Brain: How gender stereotypes can distort or even damage research.

November 24 | New neurons in the adult brain: breaking the dogma

December 1 | What makes a scientist?

December 8 | Neurolaw: A New Frontier

> Abstracts for the talks can be found on our website. <

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