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The Bodian Seminar is an interdisciplinary colloquium for discussion of current research into the neural basis of cognition and behavior. Leading researchers, generally from outside the University, are invited to give lectures. About 10-14 lectures are scheduled per semester (see https://krieger.jhu.edu/mbi/events/). Speakers, titles of lectures, and dates are announced to participants per e-mail. The announcements also include links to one or two recent publications of the speaker. Students who register for this course are encouraged to read at least one of these papers, to improve the learning experience of attending the seminar. Most talks will be recorded for asynchronous viewing if students are unable to attend in person. Grade (P/F, S/U) is based on having viewed each presentation (in person or recorded) and submission (by email to the instructor) of a hypothetical question to the speaker.