Media

Talks, media & podcasts

Recorded talks from CANN members, teaching videos, podcasts and coverage of our research.

Media requests

Available in multiple languages.

Seán is happy to consider media requests in English, Irish Gaelic, Spanish, Italian, French and Catalan.

Other lab members may be available to speak to the media in Chinese (Mandarin), Hindi, Malayalam, Bulgarian and Dutch.

Media enquiries →

Upcoming talks

Forthcoming talks by Seán Froudist-Walsh.

Autumn 2026

Mind the Gap: Bridging the Architecture of Brains and Machines

University of Notre Dame London campus. Speakers include Rafal Bogacz, Ed Bullmore, Maria Ercsey-Ravasz, Karl Friston, Giacomo Indiveri, Henry Kennedy, Morten Kringelbach, Thomas Parr and Seán Froudist-Walsh.

Registration is required. See the organiser’s page for the programme, date and registration details.

Programme and registration ↗

28 October 2026

UCL Consciousness Club

Wednesday, 11:00–12:30 UK time (GMT). Online via Zoom; joining details are shared through the Consciousness Club mailing list. Talk title to be announced.

Series and joining information ↗Series recordings ↗

17 November 2026

University of Sheffield — Psychology

Tuesday, 17 November. Talk title, time and venue details to follow.

Recorded research talks

Cosyne · 2026

Eva Sevenster & Aswathi Thrivikraman

Selected CANN talk at Cosyne Portugal.

CNS Talks · 2026

Seán Froudist-Walsh

Recorded talk on cortex-wide computational modelling.

Making Connections

Seán Froudist-Walsh

Neurotransmitter receptor gradients and flexible control of cortex-wide network dynamics.

Cosyne Workshop · 2024

Seán Froudist-Walsh

Workshop talk on brain-wide computation and neuromodulation.

Teaching videos

Teaching playlist

Neuroscience, cognition & AI

Recorded teaching material and explainers.

Press & research impact

NatureLive metrics for “Gradients of neurotransmitter receptor expression in the macaque cortex”Metrics ↗ University of BristolBrain receptor patterns separate sensory and cognitive networks, new study findsNews ↗ EurekAlert!Brain receptor patterns separate sensory and cognitive networksCoverage ↗ Technology NetworksMolecular “Traffic Lights” That Organize Our Brain MappedCoverage ↗ Phys.orgBrain receptor patterns separate sensory and cognitive networksCoverage ↗ GENBrain Receptor Map Helps to Understand Organization of Sensory and Cognitive NetworksCoverage ↗ ScienceDailyBrain receptor patterns separate sensory and cognitive networksCoverage ↗

Podcasts

Podcast

Science of learning

A conversation about learning, memory and neuroscience.

For a complete list of Seán Froudist-Walsh's publications, see Google Scholar ↗.