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5th Seminar on Behavioral Methods
5th Seminar on Behavioral Methods
from 27th to 29th September 2018 in Kraków, Poland
from 27th to 29th September 2018 in Kraków, Poland
The main focus of the conference is behavioral research in animal and human models. This year we have two sessions which are common for all editions of the conference, namely the "Behavioral research in human and other primates" and the "Noah's Ark" which is devoted to the non-standard animal models, like camels, goats, fish or crickets. This year we have also invited speakers for the "Feeding and behavior" and the "Social behavior and communication" sessions.
Additionally we will offer workshops organized by the equipment suppliers "NOLDUS and "VIVARI".
We would like to draw your attention to the plenary lecture by Tristram Wyatt from the Oxford University.
All invited speakers guarantee the high scientific level of the conference.
The extra bonus is the conference venue located in close proximity to the historical downtown of Kraków.
Learn more at http://www.behavioral-methods.pl/invitation/
CATANIA INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL OF NEUROSCIENCE CISSN (JULY 16-20, 2018)
Organized by the International Ph.D. Program of Neuroscience, University of Catania,
focused on “SYNAPTIC FUNCTION AND DYSFUNCTION: NEW TARGETS FOR BRAIN DISEASES PHARMACOLOGY”
more info on: http://biometec.unict.it/events/CISSN2018/?Home
1st Neuro-MIG Training Course "GENOMICS AND IMAGING OF MALFORMATIONS OF BRAIN DEVELOPMENT"
1st Neuro-MIG Training Course "GENOMICS AND IMAGING OF MALFORMATIONS OF BRAIN DEVELOPMENT"
https://www.neuro-mig.org/node/141
Organized by the COST Action CA 16118 and CIBR, the 1st Neuro-MIG Training Course will be held at the Croatian Institute for Brain Research, School of Medicine, University of Zagreb on April 9-11, 2018.
The aim of the 1st Neuro-MIG Training Course is to convey clinical trends, expertise and knowledge on the care, diagnosis, follow-up, possible treatment options of patients with the MCD and current clinical and basic research on neuronal migration disorders.
The course is targeted to clinical geneticists, paediatric neurologists, radiologists, laboratory specialists, pathologists, cell biologists and other specialists in the field are welcome. PhD students, postdocs and early career investigators (ECI) with research initiative on neuronal migration disorders and other malformations of cortical development are most welcome.
The capacity of the venue is maximum 30 students.
Sixteen student scholarships (up to a maximum of 500 EUR) are solicited from Neuro-MIG COST Training Course budget.
Call for students applications is open by February 28th 2018.
FRM2019 to be jointly organised by the Neuroscience Societies of Serbia, Romania and Turkey
FRM2019 to be jointly organised by the Neuroscience Societies of Serbia, Romania and Turkey
13 December, 2017 in FENS News
It is our great pleasure to announce that the next FENS Regional Meeting, FRM2019, will be in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. The meeting will be jointly organised by the Neuroscience Societies of Serbia, Romania and Turkey.
These three societies come together for the first time with the aim of boosting the development of neuroscience in the entire region by organising a meeting with an exciting programme reflecting the latest discoveries and technological developments.
FENS President Barry Everitt welcomes this choice which strengthens the importance of regional meetings: "It is fundamental for FENS to support these national events, which play a key role in the neuroscience community at the national level. The collaboration of different societies has guaranteed successful and fruitful meetings in the past and I look forward to following the developments in the Serbia-Romania-Turkey collaboration and discovering the excellent scientific programme the organisers will prepare."
The last FENS regional meeting was held in Pécs, Hungary, 20-23 September 2017 and organised by the Hungarian Neuroscience Society. Its excellent mix of scientific, social and outreach events attracted nearly 900 participants.
FENS Regional Meetings are national or regional scientific meetings organised by FENS member societies with strong FENS support. FRMs are biennial meetings and alternate with the FENS Forums.
To get more information about FENS Regional Meetings, please click here.
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