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UCL ICN
UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience
We undertake world-leading research in the human mind and brain🧠
Need help finding us? 👀 Mind the Brain will be taking place at 33 Queen Square — just a short walk for Russel Square Station. Join us for a day celebrating the past, present, and future of cognitive neuroscience 🥳
🎟️ Secure your place while tickets remain available (link in bio 😘)
Our Mind the Brain merch has arrived ✨🧠
Tickets selling fast - link in our bio to get your hands on your very own tote! There may be a few surprises inside 👀
June 13th? Sorry I’m booked 🧠😌 Mind the Brain is just a couple weeks away and we are so excited to welcome you for a day full of exciting talks, activities, and so much more!
Ticket 🎟️ Follow the link in our bio to secure your tickets now!
Sneak peek of Dr Aygun Badalova ahead of Mind the Brain 👀🧠
✨ We’re so excited to hear her speak about neuroscience, rehabilitation, memory, and the real-world impact of research in dementia and stroke care.
More speaker highlights coming soon…
Meet Dr Aygun Badalova! One of the amazing speakers joining us at Mind the Brain 🧠✨
Her work focuses not only on understanding the brain, but on improving everyday life, communication, and human connection through neuroscience.
Come join us at Mind the Brain to hear more!! 🤭
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🎉 Celebrating our 30th Birthday in style! 😎
The Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience turns 30 this year, marking three decades of groundbreaking research into the human brain and mind.
We’re taking a moment to look back on our special anniversary event and celebrate the incredible people, discoveries, and collaborations that have shaped our journey so far.
Here’s to 30 years of advancing cognitive neuroscience—and to the future ahead. 🧠✨
Read more about the celebration: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/brain-sciences/news/2026/may/celebrating-30-years-institute-cognitive-neuroscience
As part of UCL’s bicentennial celebrations, last month we hosted ‘Laugh Till it Hertz,’ a night full of comedy and science 🧠🎉
Hosted by comedian and podcaster Abigoliah Schamaun, the evening brought together an incredible lineup: Dr Ramandeep Mungur, Prof. Sophie Scott, Sophie Woolley, Prof. Antonia Hamilton, Dr Alexis Low, Howard Read, Ria Lina, Samira Banks, Prof. Victoria Showunmi, Prof. Jennifer Linden and Miles Jupp.
Plus, we even brought LIVE neuroscience to the stage using fNIRS to look at how being with other people alters your brain activity🧠✨
#UCL200 #Neuroscience #BrainScience
Want to know what makes us click? 🤝 ✨
Come down to Mind the Brain 🧠 for insights from Tobias Ashdown’s amazing research… don’t miss it!!
🥁 SPEAKER DROP 🥁
✨ Tobias Ashdown ✨
Using fNIRS hyperscanning, Tobias explores how similarity, behaviour, and shared moments spark connection 🧠⚡️ and get people on the same wavelength 👯
Friendship? Maybe it’s just a neural duet waiting for the perfect beat 🎶
🚨🚨🚨 Spread the word: Mind the Brain 2026 ‼️
Tune in around campus for more info ✨
🚨🚨🚨 Spread the word: Mind the Brain 2026 ‼️
Tune in around campus for more info ✨
🚨🚨🚨 Spread the word: Mind the Brain 2026 ‼️
Tune in around campus for more info ✨
ICN 30th Anniversary highlights 🧠👀
Looking back on our 30th anniversary conference a few weeks ago, we brought together researchers, students, alumni, and collaborators for two inspiring days celebrating three decades of discovery and collaboration. The event honoured the ICN’s origins while showcasing the exciting research and ideas shaping cognitive neuroscience today—and tomorrow.
Founded in 1996 by Professor Tim Shallice, the ICN continues to thrive on its interdisciplinary spirit, spanning psychology, neuroscience, clinical research, and computational approaches. With keynote talks from Sarah‑Jayne Blakemore, Timothy Rogers, Camilla Nord, and Masud Hussain, the programme highlighted both innovation and impact.
As we enter our fourth decade, conversations around mental health, lifespan research, and societal impact reinforced our commitment to forward‑thinking, responsible science. ✨
ICN 30th Anniversary highlights 🧠👀
Looking back on our 30th anniversary conference a few weeks ago, we brought together researchers, students, alumni, and collaborators for two inspiring days celebrating three decades of discovery and collaboration. The event honoured the ICN’s origins while showcasing the exciting research and ideas shaping cognitive neuroscience today—and tomorrow.
Founded in 1996 by Professor Tim Shallice, the ICN continues to thrive on its interdisciplinary spirit, spanning psychology, neuroscience, clinical research, and computational approaches. With keynote talks from Sarah‑Jayne Blakemore, Timothy Rogers, Camilla Nord, and Masud Hussain, the programme highlighted both innovation and impact.
As we enter our fourth decade, conversations around mental health, lifespan research, and societal impact reinforced our commitment to forward‑thinking, responsible science. ✨
ICN 30th Anniversary highlights 🧠👀
Looking back on our 30th anniversary conference a few weeks ago, we brought together researchers, students, alumni, and collaborators for two inspiring days celebrating three decades of discovery and collaboration. The event honoured the ICN’s origins while showcasing the exciting research and ideas shaping cognitive neuroscience today—and tomorrow.
Founded in 1996 by Professor Tim Shallice, the ICN continues to thrive on its interdisciplinary spirit, spanning psychology, neuroscience, clinical research, and computational approaches. With keynote talks from Sarah‑Jayne Blakemore, Timothy Rogers, Camilla Nord, and Masud Hussain, the programme highlighted both innovation and impact.
As we enter our fourth decade, conversations around mental health, lifespan research, and societal impact reinforced our commitment to forward‑thinking, responsible science. ✨
ICN 30th Anniversary highlights 🧠👀
Looking back on our 30th anniversary conference a few weeks ago, we brought together researchers, students, alumni, and collaborators for two inspiring days celebrating three decades of discovery and collaboration. The event honoured the ICN’s origins while showcasing the exciting research and ideas shaping cognitive neuroscience today—and tomorrow.
Founded in 1996 by Professor Tim Shallice, the ICN continues to thrive on its interdisciplinary spirit, spanning psychology, neuroscience, clinical research, and computational approaches. With keynote talks from Sarah‑Jayne Blakemore, Timothy Rogers, Camilla Nord, and Masud Hussain, the programme highlighted both innovation and impact.
As we enter our fourth decade, conversations around mental health, lifespan research, and societal impact reinforced our commitment to forward‑thinking, responsible science. ✨
Speaker announcement... 🥁🥁🥁
🧠 DR BEE QUINN 🧠
By using naturalistic stimuli, Bee is uncovering the secret “dialogue” between brain hemispheres — research that’s opening new doors for understanding and treating clinical anxiety 🎬🤝
Let’s get it started folks - stay tuned for more sneak peaks into Mind the Brain 👀
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