The European Journal of Neuroscience Publish with EJN! Why should you publish in the European Journal of Neuroscience (EJN)? As the official journal of FENS, EJN is a world-class journal with a diverse and visionary editorial board and a transparent, rigorous and high-quality peer review system. Also, the Online Open Option offers the opportunity for Open Access publications. EJN is free to view for all members...
Japan Neuroscience Society annual meeting 30 June – 3 July 2022, Okinawa, Japan Application deadline: 16 December 2021 Last week to apply for a travel grant for in-person attendance and waived registration for virtual attendance for NEURO 2022, the annual meeting of the Japan Neuroscience Society, the Japanese Society for Neurochemistry and the Japanese Neural Networks Society. Young investigators, PhD and MSc students can benefit from travel grants...
Registration is now open Registration deadline: 30 January 2022 Are you a PhD student in neuroscience? Register now for the European Neuroscience Conference by Doctoral Students (ENCODS). ENCODS 2022 will be held as a satellite event of the FENS Forum 2022. Find out more information here.
Applications are invited for the following prizes: The FKNE PhD Thesis Prize is awarded every second year to a young neuroscientist for his/her outstanding PhD thesis in any domain of neuroscience. Application deadline: 1 March 2022 The FKNE Mentoring Prize honours a scientist who has demonstrated leadership in fostering the careers of neuroscientists. Application deadline: 1 March 2022
The CAJAL advanced neuroscience courses are project-based and combine lectures by renowned scientists with experimental sessions on state-of-the-art techniques. Four onsite courses are open for applications. Stipends are also available. Neural circuit basis of computation and behaviour 2-20 May 2022 – Bordeaux School of Neuroscience, Bordeaux, France Application deadline: 13 December 2021, 23:59 CET Quantitative Approaches to Behaviour 22 May-11 June 2022 – Champalimaud Centre...
Mark your calendars! 2022 annual meeting of the Swiss Society for Neuroscience, 29 January 2022, Fribourg, Switzerland 24th European Society for Neurochemistry Biennial meeting, 22-25 May 2022, Saint Petersburg, Russia Check out the FENS and societies’ calendar for all the latest updates!
【Travel Award Guidelines for NEURO2022】 NEURO2022 will be held in Okinawa, Japan from June 30th to July 3rd, 2022. The conference offers Travel Awards to enthusiastic, leading, non-Japanese neuroscientists traveling from abroad to present high-quality research at the meeting. Applications from Asian-Pacific countries are especially encouraged. The amount of the funding for travel will be between 40,000–150,000 JPY per award. The deadline of application...
Mark your calendars! SiNAPSA Neuroscience Conference 21, 23-25 September, virtual meeting – Slovenian Neuroscience Association Austrian Neuroscience Association Meeting 2021, 28-30 September, Salzburg, Austria – Austrian Neuroscience Association 29th meeting of the Hellenic Society for Neuroscience, 8-10 October, virtual meeting – Hellenic Society for Neuroscience 19th Meeting of the Spanish Society for Neuroscience, 3-5 November, Lleida, Spain – Spanish Society for Neuroscience 13th Conference of the Czech Neuroscience...
Extended nomination deadline Nominate for the ALBA-Elsevier Award Lecture in Brain Sciences! This award recognises the outstanding research achievements of an active scientist currently working at the frontiers of brain research in countries underrepresented among neuroscience publications and conferences. In order to encourage diverse nominations, browse through resources curated by the ALBA Network on the gender and diversity gap in prizes & awards. ALBA-Elsevier Award Lecture in...
A new EJN Special Issue The accelerated pace of glial research within modern neuroscience has highlighted diverse functions of astrocytes, oligodendrocytes and microglia: these cells have dazzled with the amazing array of their roles in shaping the brain. The papers in this Special Issue reflect the recent progress in our understanding of the diverse roles of these cells in development, normal brain function, ageing...
