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Womxn in Neuroscience Conference (WiN)
Theme: Problem Solving and Conflict Resolution
Location: Pembroke 305
A half-day conference including a keynote, a cooperation workshop, and networking.
A half-day conference including a keynote, a cooperation workshop, and networking.
Eligibility
Eligibility
Identify as part of the neuroscience community at Brown (broadly defined)
Are an advanced undergraduate involved in research, graduate student, postdoc, research scientist, staff, or faculty
Will be on Brown University campus (the conference currently does not support travel or lodging)
Faculty members interested in attending as mentors (no advance prep. required) should please fill out a short form in the Faculty Member Application section below
Deadline to apply/indicate interest: April 1st
Attendees will receive confirmation by April 7th
Workshop
Workshop
Carl Moore, PhDRetired emeritus professor, Kent State University, consultant to NGOs, governments, community organizations on leadership, strategic planning, idea generation. He has been honored as the “Peacemaker of the Year" in Ohio and New Mexico. The workshop will reveal what game theory teaches about how to achieve cooperation when there does not appear to be incentives to cooperate.
Keynote
Keynote
Professor Stephanie Jones "A Circuitous Path to the Human Neocortical Neurosolver for Interpreting EEG/MEG"
Location
Location
Pembroke 305
Pembroke 305
172 Meeting Street
172 Meeting Street
Providence, RI
Providence, RI
02912
02912
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