BRΛINCAST is a weekly 30-minute conversation with inspiring people from all around the world sharing their love about the most fascinating thing that happened to your head…your brain! From the microscopic magic of a molecular scientist to the all-encompassing worldview of a philosopher, from up-and-coming PhD students to well-established professors, BRΛINCAST is open to everyone that’s curious! Nah, it’s not serious…the brain is too interesting to be serious! Just cast your brain aside (see what I did there?) and enjoy.
In between your clinics, your classes or your next grant application, grab your lunch, put on your headphones and just click and join!
Tune in every Monday lunchtime at 1pm
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Upcoming BRΛINCAST Webinars
Date & time: Monday, May 17, 1pm – 1.30pm
Title: Suicide
Guest speaker: Professor Gustavo Turecki, MD PhD, Chair Department of Psychiatry, McGill University (Montreal, Canada), Scientific Director Douglas Institute
Date & time: Monday, May 24, 1pm – 1.30pm
Title: Benzodiazepines
Guest speaker: Professor Edward K. Silberman
Professor of Psychiatry, Tufts Medical Centre, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, USA
Date & time: Monday, May 31
Spring Bank Holiday – NO BRAINCAST
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Watch previous webinars
Headaches
Imaging Cognition
To see our full list of archived webinars, click here.
Meet the host
Pospo (Sotiris Posporelis) is a Consultant Liaison Neuropsychiatrist at King’s College Hospital London and a Hon. Clinical Senior Lecturer at the IoPPN. He loves the Brain and thinks that many people take it for granted…
He also loves music and many other things that may seem irrelevant but are somehow connected. Most importantly he finds it extremely interesting that he writes this for himself using the third person…
Twitter: @pospo
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/posporelis/
Intended audience
- Mental Health Professionals (clinical and non-clinical staff)
- Mental Health Academics
- Neuroscientists
- Neurologists
- Medical students
- Pretty much anyone that loves their Brain…
Follow the conversation on Twitter with hashtag #MLbraincast