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OxCIN x OSI (Oxford Sleep Initiative) Sleep Neuroimaging workshop

Tuesday, 21 April 2026, 2pm to 5pm

Life and Mind Building, Seminar rooms 7/8

Hosted by Lauryn Foster

Join us for Collaborative Meeting on SLEEP NEUROIMAGING!
Speakers:
 
14:00 - Bernhard Staresina, Staresina Lab
'Imaging sleep and its role in declarative memory consolidation'
14:30 - Teresa Simoes Steyn, Plasticity Group
'Transcranial electrical stimulation targeting slow-wave sleep for memory consolidation'
15:00 - Mathew Thomas Kollamkulam, Staresina Lab
‘Microstructural changes in the human brain following learning and sleep’
15:30 - Break, Sleep Lab tours
16:00 - Sumedha Nalluru, Barron Group 
‘Impaired inhibition disrupts memory reactivation and drives false associations’
 
16:30 - Marcel Kehl, Staresina Lab
‘Sleep ripples drive single-neuron reactivation for human memory consolidation’
There will also be refreshments in the break and sleep lab tours for those interested. We hope to see many of you there.
Followed by a pub trip to the King’s Arms from 5! :) 

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