Talks
Leveraging graph theory to understand the large scale organization of cognitive control (2019)
Brain Health Breakthroughs: Good News for Service Members, Students and Seniors.
Congressional Neuroscience Caucus (2015)
The Caucus seeks to raise awareness about the millions of Americans afflicted with neurological disorders or mental illnesses by promoting a better understanding of how the brain develops, functions, and ages. More information about this briefing is here.
Your Brain on Drugs: Novel Clinical Implications (2015)
International Conference on Working Memory (2014)
Cognitive Neuroscience - Sane Society (2012)
Professor Mark D'Esposito of the UC Berkeley Psychology Department discusses the mind, the brain, and his research into the neural bases of high-level cognitive processes, such as working memory and executive control.
Where top-down meets bottom-up: Neural mechanisms of cognitive control (2009)
Brain Health Breakthroughs: Good News for Service Members, Students and Seniors.
Congressional Neuroscience Caucus (2015)
The Caucus seeks to raise awareness about the millions of Americans afflicted with neurological disorders or mental illnesses by promoting a better understanding of how the brain develops, functions, and ages. More information about this briefing is here.
Your Brain on Drugs: Novel Clinical Implications (2015)
International Conference on Working Memory (2014)
The conference was held in Cambridge on 9th-11th July 2014, hosted by the Medical Research Council Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit. Videos and photos of the event are available here.
Cognitive Neuroscience - Sane Society (2012)
Professor Mark D'Esposito of the UC Berkeley Psychology Department discusses the mind, the brain, and his research into the neural bases of high-level cognitive processes, such as working memory and executive control.
Where top-down meets bottom-up: Neural mechanisms of cognitive control (2009)
Mark D'Esposito - cognitive control 2009 from CNS Tech Lab on Vimeo.