NeuroLingo

NeuroLingo Public neuroscience talks and outreach by McGill University and
Université de Montréal grad stude

03/02/2026

Listen as Chiara Bramati explains the intersection of DNA and learning 🧠 🧬

02/27/2026

What does learning look like? Watch as Zeeshan Haqqee explains 🧠

02/23/2026

How does depression affect DNA? Listen and learn with Anjali Chawla 🧠

02/20/2026

Listen as Pedro Piquet explains the neuroscience of psychedelics 🧠

02/18/2026

How do hormones play a role beyond reproduction? Listen and learn with Nima Rahaei 🧠

02/16/2026

Watch as Matthew Souter discusses the philosophy of cancer 🧠

02/11/2026

Learn about word finding difficulties in Alzheimer’s with Fahed El-Khaldi 🧠

02/09/2026

Learn about the importance of preventing traumatic brain injury with Erin Ford 🧠

join our graduate student team and help shape the future of NeuroLingo! 🧠 students across Montreal are welcome to apply!
02/05/2026

join our graduate student team and help shape the future of NeuroLingo! 🧠 students across Montreal are welcome to apply!

apply now at the link in our bio to improve your SciComm & public speaking skills and receive a high quality recording o...
02/05/2026

apply now at the link in our bio to improve your SciComm & public speaking skills and receive a high quality recording of your talk! 🧠

Introducing the final speaker of the 2025 lineup! Grab one of the last few tickets at the link in our bio 🧠
09/03/2025

Introducing the final speaker of the 2025 lineup! Grab one of the last few tickets at the link in our bio 🧠

Join us on September 6th for this fascinating topic! Link in bio to register 🧠
08/27/2025

Join us on September 6th for this fascinating topic! Link in bio to register 🧠

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