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The morphology and complexity of neurons provides unique challenges for the maintenance and modification of the neuronal transcriptome and proteome in the cell body and at synapses. In this meeting, we will explore how neurons regulate RNA molecules and protein synthesis, and how these mechanisms represent vulnerabilities for various neurological diseases.

Organized by FENS in collaboration with Lundbeck Foundation, awarder of The Brain Prize, these bi-annual conferences bring together outstanding researchers in key areas of contemporary neuroscience to discuss current concepts and define challenges for future research.

The main aim of this international conference on Pediatric and Child Neurology is to gather all specialists to exchange ideas and knowledge between different disciplines for facilitating research and clinical interdisciplinary collaboration. It also provides a platform for academicians and practitioners from multiple disciplines to debate and deliberate on social change that is comprised of innovation and technology.

The NEUROTECH conference will be held December 10-12 in conjunction with the 3rd Annual Meeting of International Center for Neuroscience Research in partnership with the Georgian Neuroscience Association and Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University in Georgia.

The conference will focus on new technology applications in mental and neurological disorders, specifically diagnostic and therapeutic approaches. NEUROTECH aims to bring together leading academic scientists and researchers to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of brain research technologies and neurotechnology.

The recent decade witnessed dramatic improvements in treatments for a number of burdensome human diseases. Yet, it is striking the paucity of effective treatments for mental illness. Advances in neuroscience converge to the idea that the understanding, probing and treating psychiatric illness require a multi-scale approach. Bridging genetic fluctuations with remodeling of synaptic function, neural circuits, and behavior is becoming an instrumental step to envision novel interventions for psychiatric disorders. According to this hypothesis, environmental experience trigger specific forms of synaptic plasticity, as well as genetic reprogramming in precise neuronal circuits underlying aspects of disorders including depression, substance abuse, eating disorders or anxiety. Notably, latest advances indicate that the immune system interfaces many of these aspects. 

Applications are now open.

Application deadline: 3 August 2021

The Miami Winter Symposium 2022 is dedicated to Molecular Neuroscience: Focus on Sensory Disorders and includes an international line-up of renowned speakers – selected to provide attendees ;with a unique opportunity to meet with and hear from representatives from leading research centers on basic research, translational issues, and potential or actual clinical applications in sensory neuroscience.

The Biophysical Society annual meetings are their largest annual gathering of biophysicists around the world. The meetings include symposia, workshops, 15 subgroup programs, over 500 platform speakers selected from submitted abstracts, the Biophysical Society Lecture, more than 4,000 packed poster presentations, as well as educational exhibits, exhibitor presentations, and career development sessions.

The Biophysics of the Brain conference will bring together biophysicists and neuroscientists to discuss concepts underlying brain function such as membrane biophysics, diffusion of synaptic vesicles, ions, and neurotransmitters, chromatin architecture, and structural basis of the function of neurotransmitter receptors. The conference will put a strong emphasis on emerging methodologies with applications in brain research. The conference is limited to 120 participants and participants will be selected based on their connection to the conference topic and their statement of motivation and the abstract.

ASENT2022 Virtual Neuroscience and Neurotherapeutics Conference, taking place February 28 - March 3, 2022, is free to attend. The conference content will focus on the latest science in neurotherapeutics including innovations across disease states, novel delivery systems, gene therapy and biomarkers, and of course the latest drug therapies and devices. The event features plenary sessions, panel discussions, networking meetings, outstanding pipeline presentations and poster sessions.

The groundbreaking series of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Diseases Conferences attract international medical and scientific professionals worldwide. The Conference is at the forefront of unraveling the mechanisms and improving the treatment of Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and other related neurodegenerative diseases. AD/PD™ Conferences uniquely combine distinct neurodegenerative diseases in one setting and examine their similarities and differences; a strong focus is mechanisms of disease, prevention, and therapy.

AD/PD™ 2022 brings a new look and a new chapter in the history of the AD/PD™ series of conferences. By merging together with the AAT-AD/PD™ Advances in Alzheimer’s Therapies Focus Meeting, AD/PD™ is now transformed into an annual meeting, with a continuing focus on the ADVANCES IN SCIENCE & THERAPY of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Diseases and related neurological disorders.

The brain is made up of multiple cell types, predominantly neurons and glia, whose structures and interactions determine nervous system function. At the molecular level, each cell is defined during development by accurate specification of gene expression patterns. Also crucial are mechanisms that stabilise the various cell states once established, sometimes over many decades. Failure of these processes contributes to neurological disorders associated with aging and disease.

Organized by FENS in collaboration with Lundbeck Foundation, this conference will feature the latest research covering genetic and epigenetic mechanism responsible for creating and maintaining the integrity of the brain.

The Functional Architecture of Memory conference features leading experts on memory function from USA, Canada, UK, Spain, and Germany.

The Functional Architecture of Memory conference aims to bring new insights on today's major controversies in recognition memory by bridging human and animal memory function. The goal of the conference is to integrate findings emerging from behavioral, in-vivo and in-vitro electrophysiology, mutagenesis, molecular biology, optogenetics, and fMRI techniques.

The conference starts with a Data Blitz Session to which participants are welcome to contribute. There will be a speakers/students only round table each day.

The 2nd International Conference on Neuroscience and Psychiatry is going hybrid! The main theme of the conference is “Modern Revolution for the Future of Neuroscience and Psychiatry." Join this intimate forum to create meaningful partnerships with neuroscience experts, and translate key technological and mechanistic neuroscience advances into clinical settings. The goal of this conference is to bring together worldwide distinguished academics in the field of neuroscience and psychiatry to exchange and share meaningful experiences of various treatment procedures for mental health, neurological disorders, and stroke.