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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 25/02/2020]

BNA2021 Festival of Neuroscience - call for symposia 1st March 2020!

In April 2021, in partnership with the UK Dementia Research Institute, and a plethora of partners societies, the British Neuroscience Association will host its fifth Festival of Neuroscience, this time taking neuroscience to the seaside in Brighton, UK.

How to get the topics you want in the BNA2021 scientific programme

What topics, speakers, research and techniques do you want featured at BNA2021? What did you feel was missing from last time?

There are two ways to get content in the main scientific programme*:

Symposia
Each symposium covers a specific area of neuroscience research. A symposium is 100 minutes in length and consists of four talks; each talk is therefore usually 20-25 minutes long. There is space for 30-36 symposia in the Festival programme

Workshops
Workshops should focus on topics of wide interest (e.g. policy, careers, funding, grant-writing, publishing, reproducibility, short courses, neuroethics etc.) Each workshop is 100 minutes in length. Their format can include presentations, panel Q&A, small group discussion, worked examples, or other formats. There are usually 3-5 workshops in the Festival Programme.

Deadline for submissions = 1st March 2020

https://www.bna.org.uk/symposia/bna2021-submissions/

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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 20/02/2020]

FENS Forum 2020: extension of deadline for abstract submission and early registration

FENS FORUM 2020 EARLY REGISTRATION AND ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED

TO 25 FEBRUARY

Following the overwhelming interest in registering for the FENS Forum 2020 in Glasgow, FENS is pleased to announce you have an extra week to submit an abstract, benefit from early registration rates and apply for a FENS-IBRO/PERC travel grant until the deadline of 25 February (HAST)!

The FENS Forum will play host to a programme of cutting-edge lectures and symposia combined with stimulating satellite and networking events and engaging outreach activities.

Organised by FENS and hosted by the British Neuroscience Association, the FENS Forum will be taking place on 11-15 July 2020. We are looking forward to welcoming you all in Glasgow!

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[ Received from Liesbet Goossens, 29/01/2020]

Summer Course on Fear, Anxiety, Obsessions & Trauma
Firenze, IT
28 Jun-03 Jul 2020

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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 10/12/2019]

BBNedwork meeting 'NEW TRENDS'
LEIDEN
13 Mar 2020
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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 06/02/2020]

Fifth Dutch Neurodevelopmental Disorders Day 2020
Amsterdam
24 Mar 2020
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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 27/08/2019]

22nd International Neuroscience Winter Conference
Sölden, Austria
29 Mar-02 Apr 2020
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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 06/02/2020]

Göttingen Neuroscience Meeting 2021
Göttingen, Germany
24-27 Mar 2021
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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 25/02/2020]

BNA2021 fifth Festival of Neuroscience
Brighton, United Kingdom
11-14 Apr 2021
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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 25/02/2020]

PhD-student or Postdoc
The Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Amsterdam
Job description
In this project we will simultaneously record from low-level and higher-level cortical areas of the temporal stream in monkeys trained on tasks that rely on object vision. We compare the activity of neurons in the different brain areas to the tuning of units in deep neural networks, to elucidate the contributions of feedforward and feedback connections between brain areas.

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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 25/02/2020]

3x PhD student or Postdoc
The Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Amsterdam
Job description
Our recent theoretical insights have allowed a preliminary understanding of how animals learn to represent and memorize the key features of sensory stimuli for the guidance of action based on reinforcement learning. The present project focuses on the hierarchical learning of cognitive subroutines, which can be incorporated into larger routines, by trial and error.
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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 10/02/2020]

Project assistant (0,5 fte)
The Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience KNAW
Job description
You will coordinate all INTENSE related activities. You will interact with the chairman of the consortium (Pieter Roelfsema) on a daily basis to discuss managerial and administrative issues.

Deadline: 2020-03-07
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[ Received from Mark Verheijen, 06/02/2020]

PhD student
Center for Neurogenomics and Cognitive Research
Job description
This is a collaborative project between the team of Mark Verheijen (Glial Regulated Neuronal Plasticity) and Michel van den Oever (Memory circuits) on the role of astrocytes in shaping and consolidation of a memory engram.

See https://workingat.vu.nl/ad/phd-candidate:-neuron-glia-interactions-in-memory/l1xn5u
Applications should be by 1-3-2020.

Deadline: 2020-03-01
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[ Received from Arjan Blokland, 06/01/2020]

Assistant Professor
Maastricht
Job description
The research interests and experience of the candidate should preferably be aligned with, or complement, our existing research lines within the department. Recent publications (as a first author) in peer-reviewed, high impact journals in the relevant research areas should reflect the research interest. The candidate should have 2-4 year post-doc experience.
Deadline: 2020-01-31
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[ Received from Mariëlle Caspers, 02/01/2020]

Postdoc
Leiden
Job description
Link for more information click this link
Deadline: 2020-02-01
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[ Received from Roger Adan, 02/12/2019]

post-doc for 3 years
UMC Utrecht
Job description
Role of leptin responsive neurons connected to the reward system: how do these neurons respond in obese and lean mice and will targeting them with chemogenetics be a strategy to treat an eating disorder. You will use a combination of experimental techniques, ranging from the recording of activity from neurons in freely moving rodents, use viral constructs and study behaviour.

Deadline: 2019-12-19
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