Many thanks to CINN alumna Dr Gabriella Rossetti for visiting us this week to present the work she completed during her CINN postdoctoral fellowship, before moving to MMU last year for an academic position. physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/...

Two more sleeps!!! #ReadEmo25 sites.google.com/site/reading...

Thanks to CINNergies (research.reading.ac.uk/cinn/people/...) for adding such a wonderful event to the CINN Community calendar this year.

Many thanks to contributors to the CINNergies Summit 2025, including our (very!) #ECR presenters, for sharing their perspectives from engineering, literature, ecology, neuroscience, psychology, maths and beyond!. research.reading.ac.uk/cinn/cinnerg...

Thank you to all the contributors to our Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience workshop, to our wonderful staff and students for organising, and to all our participants from multiple disciplines and career stages.

Tiffany Bell is introducing ideas and tools for reproducibility and good scientific practice in the last session of our Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience workshop.

David Field picks up the nutrition story by introducing his research on dietary interventions that target the balance of inhibition and excitation in the brain. The message in our Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience workshop is clear: eat your veggies!

Staying with the brain-body physiology theme in our Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience workshop, Piril Hepsomali is discussing CINN research and capabilities in biomarker and nutrition research.

Straight after lunch, rather fittingly, @bhisma.bsky.social is introducing the gut-brain axis and the work of his group in CINN, bridging levels of function and physiology. Our Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience workshop stays true to the multimodal ethos of the centre.

Our founding and incoming directors Doug Saddy and @carien.bsky.social kick off our Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience workshop with a history of the discipline, culminating in a tour of CINN.

Next in our Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience workshop, @wiebkegandhi.bsky.social is introducing the study of pain, using her work which iterates insights between the lab and the clinic.

It's EEG time in our Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience workshop! Umit Aydin and his co-conspirators are introducing us to electroencephalography, its history, theory, and practice.

After a gentle introduction to fMRI @nickhedger.bsky.social is sharing his own fascinating work with functional mapping of natural movie viewing.

After some strong coffee, we are all ready for @nickhedger.bsky.social to explain fMRI in our Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience workshop. Ice-cream metaphors, beautiful graphics, and a crystal clear narrative do the job nicely! 👏

The HAVEN study was developed to expand our capabilities in neurocardiometabolic research, supporting our expanding interests in healthy ageing, nutrition, brain and body physiology, cardiovascular and metabolic health. A new paper published in the @jphysiol.bsky.social showcases some of this work.

Many congratulations to @heidijoberg.bsky.social on her appointment as Chair of the REF subpanel for Psychology, Psychiatry, and Neuroscience. 2029.ref.ac.uk/news/appoint...

Can AI infiltrate university exams? Peter Scarfe gives the Education keynote at KCL’s AI Festival on 23 May. Asking what does AI mean for trust, truth, and policy in HE? Info on the festival and the study 👇

Pain Research Reading, in association with pain research project PAINSTORM*, will host a day exploring the mysteries of pain. Join us at Reading on Saturday 22 June. For details, and to register: research.reading.ac.uk/cinn/puzzle-...

This Saturday, 17th May, is The University of Reading's Community Festival. There will be all sorts of fun activities, music, and food. Most importantly, we have two of our staff giving talks at the event:

Do you have research interests in sub-seasonal prediction, high resolution modelling or data assimilation of the Earth system? Open junior and senior fellowship opportunities in partnership with University of Reading, ECMWF, NCAS and UK Met Office: research.reading.ac.uk/earth-system...

An informal #neuromethods gathering today - less our weekly research meeting on neuroscience and methods, far more a heated debate about who is the best Doctor Who.

Join us and CINNergies (our ECR initiative), this June at Reading, to explore #interdisciplinarity, its challenge and promise. @unirdg-psych.bsky.social @unirdg-phd.bsky.social research.reading.ac.uk/cinn/cinnerg...

Great session on pain habituation and sensitization chaired by @richharrison.bsky.social at EFIC today @efic.bsky.social @unirdg-cinn.bsky.social

Many thanks to CINN alumnus Tim Salomons @head-like-egg.bsky.social for a thought provoking presentation at this week's research meeting #neuromethods on pain, its management, the far-reaching implications of its study, and its very nature.