Exploring Global Cultures – Final GSA lecture

On Monday 14th March 2016, six postgraduate students gave a short presentation about their culture as part of the Global Skills Award programme. Thank you to the following students who presented and made the evening a great success:

Dorcas Gumbo (Kenya)
Siew Hoay Tang (Malaysia)
Athanasia Varvitsioti (Greece)
Jason Jones (Barbados)
Isilda Hulilapi and Dongala Garcia (Angola)

 

Dynamic Field Theory Summer School – June 6-17, 2016, UEA, Norwich

Dynamic Field Theory is a framework for understanding how the brain gives rise to thinking in real time, and how cognitive decisions leave memory traces that are the basis for learning and development.  The Summer School will provide an overview of DFT, using a new text Dynamic Thinking – A Primer on Dynamic Field Theory.

The school will be led by Prof. John P. Spencer.  Prof Spencer will lecture on the concepts of DFT from 9-10.30 each day.  This will be followed by a second guest lecture on exemplary case studies from 11-12.  Afternoon sessions from 2-4 will provide hands-on training working with DF models in COSIVINA, an interactive simulation environment.  Students will develop their own projects during the school to learn how to apply the concepts of DFT to their home domain of interest.

To apply, send a 2-page CV and brief cover letter describing why you want to attend the school to: SSF.AdvancedTraining@uea.ac.uk. Additional details including information on fees can be found at www.dynamicfieldtheory.org/engage.

Biohacking Launch Event

Postgraduate Experience Award Event – 1-5pm, 9th March 2016, MA Space, SMFA, Medway.

Is Music in your bones?  Is Painting in your blood?  Sign up to this innovative 4-week series ‘hack’ your DNA and convert your amino acid sequences into art!

For more details and to sign up to the limited spaces visit the webpage https://www.eventbrite.com/e/biohacking-create-art-and-music-with-your-dna-tickets-20619762264​

What will you create with your DNA?