Société des Neurosciences

Find out all you need to know about the publication of your results at the next Neuromentoring session organized by our Young Researcher’s Office!
🗓️ Monday 17 June, 4:30pm
🎙️-Christelle Baunez: Research Director at CNRS, Senior Editor of Psychopharmacology (Springer Nature)
-Erwan Bezard: Research Director at INSERM (DRCE), Editor in chief of Neurobiology of Disease, Associate Editor of Journal of Parkinson Disease, Animal Models and Experimental Medicine
-Antoine Adamantidis: Associate Professor of Systems Neuroscience, Senior Editor of European Journal of Neuroscience
💻 On Zoom (link sent to Society members)

The replay of the 2024 Alfred Fessard lecture is now online!
Watch Simon Thorpe’s lecture on “Neuroscience and AI – What can AI learn from how the brain computes?” on our Youtube channel.

The French Neuroscience Society, whose aim is to promote and support the development of research in all areas of neuroscience and to contribute to the training of young researchers, is pleased to renew its partnership with the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute.

The Chen Institute is a science foundation dedicated to advancing our understanding of the full complexity of the brain and mind. The foundation’s mission is implemented through partnerships with world-leading universities and major scientific societies.

This year, the Chen Institute will support 2 travel awards for Ph.D. students working in a laboratory in France to attend the meeting “Neuroscience & artificial intelligence: mechanisms, perspectives and consequences”, to be held in Bordeaux, France, May 23-24, 2024.

This partnership will foster young researchers career development and the dissemination of knowledge in the community.

These awards will be announced during a special ceremony held at the Neuroscience & AI meeting in Bordeaux, France, on May 24, 2024.

Learn more about the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute.

The 2024 Alfred Fessard Lecture will be given by Simon Thorpe (CerCo, CNRS UMR 5549, Toulouse) on friday 24 May 2024 at 9:00am at the Centre Broca Nouvelle-Aquitaine (Bordeaux).
This lecture will be given as part of the Thematic Meeting of the French Neuroscience Society.

Portait of Simon Thorpe

Wondering how to find a grant to finance your PhD/postdoc?
Don’t miss our next NeuroMentoring session with Kim Nguyen-Ba-Charvet (CNRS researcher, Scientific policy Officer CNRS Biologie) & Jean-Christophe Sandoz (Research director CNRS, Laboratoire EGCE-Université Paris-Saclay), organized by the Young Researcher’s office.

🗓️ 29/03/2024, 4:30pm on Zoom (link sent to Society members)

The call for symposium proposals for NeuroFrance 2025 is open!
Don’t miss the opportunity to present your research to a broad multidisciplinary audience!

Submission deadline: 10 april 2024 included.

More info & submission

La Semaine du Cerveau est de retour du 11 au 17 mars !

Les chercheur·e·s rencontrent le grand public et les scolaires pour présenter les dernières découvertes en neurosciences, discuter de leurs questionnements, de la démarche scientifique en ces temps de fausses informations et des enjeux et implications de la connaissance du cerveau.

Plus de 300 événements dans une centaine de villes

Des conférences, du théâtre, des concerts, des expositions, des tables-rondes, des cafés des sciences, des ateliers… et même des escape-games pour se questionner, s’étonner et parfois s’émerveiller.

Découvrez de le programme de la Semaine du Cerveau, concocté par des acteurs et actrices du monde de la recherche, de l’Inserm, du CNRS, de l’INRAE, des Universités, etc.

Vous avez soutenu votre thèse en 2023 ?

La Société des Neurosciences attribuera en 2024 des Prix de Thèse destinés à récompenser un travail de Doctorat en Neurosciences.

Date limite de candidature : 31 janvier 2024

Informations et candidatures

Doctorant·e·s et post-doctorant·e·s membres de la Société des Neurosciences, candidatez pour un soutien financier pour participer au Forum FENS 2024 à Vienne, en Autriche, du 25 au 29 juin 2024 !

Date limite de candidature : 9 février 2024 – 17h00

Plus d’informations

The French Neuroscience Society, whose aim is to promote and support the development of research in all areas of neuroscience and to contribute to the training of young researchers, is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute.

The Chen Institute is a science foundation dedicated to advancing our understanding of the full complexity of the brain and mind. The foundation’s mission is implemented through partnerships with world-leading universities and major scientific societies.

This year, the Chen Institute will support 3 PhD awards for outstanding PhD works in neuroscience and 2 travel awards for attendance of young foreign researchers to NeuroFrance, the French Neuroscience Society’s meeting, which is the largest neuroscience academic meeting in France.

This partnership will foster young researchers career development and the dissemination of knowledge in the community.

These awards will be announced during a special ceremony held at NeuroFrance in Lyon, France, on May 25, 2023.

Learn more about the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute.