Workshop co-organized by our Lab

We are delighted to invite you to the UK Theoretical Neuroscience Workshop, taking place on December 16, 2025, at City St George’s, University of London.

This one-day workshop in central London will bring together researchers from across the UK and beyond to share ideas, present cutting-edge work, and spark discussions on computational and theoretical neuroscience. Please find the schedule and details below.

Highlights:

An exciting lineup of invited talks covering diverse areas of theoretical and computational neuroscience.

A Poster Session, offering a platform to showcase your research and engage with peers.

A Poster Award, recognizing outstanding contributions and presentations.

Schedule:

09:05–09:40 — Claudia Clopath — Semantic extraction via systems consolidation

09:40–10:15 — Dan Goodman — TBA

10:15–10:50 — Thomas Nowotny — Harnessing the adjoint method for gradient descent in spiking neural networks

10:50–11:15 — Break & Posters

11:15–11:50 — Li Su — Digital twin models that talk the talk and walk the walk

11:50–12:25 — Sean Froudist-Walsh — TBA

12:25–13:00 — Vassilis Cutsuridis — Super memory retrieval in the hippocampus

13:00–14:00 — Lunch & Posters

14:00–14:35 — Karl Friston — Active inference and artificial curiosity

14:35–15:10 — Rick Adams — TBA

15:10–15:45 — Conor Houghton — TBA

15:45–16:10 — Break & Posters

16:10–16:45 — Peter Grindrod — The insights from neuroscience driving next generation neuromorphic AI and information processing

16:45–17:20 — Enrico Amico — Higher-order connectomics of human brain function

17:20–17:30 — Poster Award & Closing Remarks

Call for Posters (with Poster Award):

We invite poster submissions across theoretical and computational neuroscience. Present your work, spark new collaborations, and compete for the Poster Award.

Venue: City St George’s, University of London (Auditorium B200)

Date: Tuesday, December 16, 2025