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Our Great Minds event on 16th May 2024 will be available both online and in person at The Sheffield Institute for Translational Neuroscience, 385a Glossop Road, Broomhall, Sheffield, S10 2HQ.

 

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Our Great Minds event on 16th May 2024 will be available both online and in person at The Sheffield Institute for Translational Neuroscience, 385a Glossop Road, Broomhall, Sheffield, S10 2HQ.

With expert speakers from Universities of Oxford, Sheffield and Lancaster, this event will explore the impacts of speech, music and education in later life cognition.

See the full agenda below and sign up to join either in person or online via Eventbrite.

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This event is free.

 

Time

Topic

Speaker

From 1:30pm

Registration, with refreshments

 

2:00pm

Introduction

Dr Ivan Koychev (Great Minds lead, University of Oxford)

2:10pm

CognoSpeak – an automated assessment of cognition based on language

Dr Daniel Blackburn (University of Sheffield)

2:40pm

Maintaining active minds and bodies through older adult music instrument learning

Dr Jennifer MacRitchie (University of Sheffield)

3:10pm

Tea & Coffee break

 

3.30pm

Impacts of education, lifelong learning and intellectual engagement on later life cognition

Prof Carol Holland (Lancaster University)

4:00pm

Recent developments

Dr Ivan Koychev (University of Oxford)

4:20pm

Panel Q&A

All speakers

4:50pm

Concluding remarks

Dr Ivan Koychev