Events

NE10 – ALBA-WWN-IBRO Mentoring Circle: Leadership and Diversity at Every Step of the Journey (18:45-20:30)

A Mentoring Circle on leadership at all career stages from graduate school to senior positions in neuroscience and related fields.

SiE19 – Mentoring during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond (18:45-20:30)

A mentoring session that will address the various aspects of the challenges the academic world is now facing, focusing on how the pandemic has affected mentees and mentors.

SE01 – Advances in Optical imaging for Brain Science (08:00-18:00)

We bring together 9 international recognized scientists who are actively developing novel optical imaging techniques, new molecular probes and/or novel analysis methods to investigate brain circuits at different levels.

SE17 – Open Source Microscopy Symposium (09:00-18:00)

Participants will get a full picture of the state of the art for Open Hardware microscopy and how systematic access to advanced science tools in education will support and expand the research minds of tomorrow.

SE13 – Meeting of the European Neuroscience Society (EMCCS): Understanding cognition in the healthy and diseases brain: From molecules to networks (10:00-18:00)

Examples of cutting-edge neuroscientific research in 3 sessions that will cover research on the molecular, cellular and systems aspects of cognition in the healthy and diseases brain.

SE13 – Meeting of the European Neuroscience Society (EMCCS): Understanding cognition in the healthy and diseases brain: From molecules to networks (10:00-18:00)

See recent examples of cutting-edge neuroscientific research in 3 sessions that will cover research on the molecular, cellular and systems aspects of cognition in the healthy and diseases brain.

SE14 – Neurosciences in Space (09:00-17:00)

Cady Coleman inserting conductive gel to the EEG-capturing scalp of the Neurospat experiment. The Neurospat is a study of spatial cognition, novelty processing and sensorimotor integration, composed of two principal experimental tasks: visual orientation and visuomotor tracking, plus additional, standardized electroencephalogram (EEG) tasks performed as a means of assessing general effects of the space station environment on EEG signals. ©ESA/NASA

SE07 – The crucial balance of NO signalling – from Synapse to Disease (09:00-20:00)

This Symposium has been organised to bring together researchers from world-leading laboratories studying the elusive roles of NO signalling in the brain and will focus on physiological and pathological effects of this so-called Janus molecule.

SE16 – Advances in biology and Technology for spinal cord repair information for the website (09:00-18:00)

We hope to welcome both scientists and clinicians as well as companies and patients. Note that the meeting will be wheelchair-accessible. Attendance is free but registration is mandatory: Deadline: June 15, 2022 For more information on the scientific program you can follow the registration link below.

SE11 – Cancer and cancer treatments on cognitive functions: At the era of comprehensive mechanisms (09:30-18:30)

The aim of this satellite event is to share recent European and international research on the impact of cancer and treatments on brain function, addressing neuropsychological, neurobiological, and pathophysiological mechanisms, towards the identification of predictive biomarkers and validation of prevention tools.