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FENS Forum 2022 Satellite Symposium in Lille, France

FENS Forum 2022 Satellite Symposium on « Lifelong effects of early life experiences on brain and behavior »

Lifelong effects of early life experiences on brain and behavior

It has been known for more than a century that the early life is a source of adult psychopathologies. However, the mechanisms underlying the enduring impact of early life experiences (such as nutrition, stress, and hormonal prenatal imbalances) on neurodevelopmental disorders still remain largely unknown. This satellite event will give an overview of our current knowledge on the neurodevelopmental, molecular, and epigenetic substrates mediating the effects of perinatal insults on neurobiological and behavioral outcomes ranging from metabolic and reproductive disorders to autism and Alzheimer’s disease.

Registration fees include participation to the whole satellite event, coffee breaks, lunch
To register, please fill the registration form and send it to Sébastien Bouret and send registration fees via the following secured link.

Horaires
9h-17h
Lieu
LILLIAD Learning center Innovation University of Lille 59000 Lille
Public cible
Scientist, undergraduate and graduate students, postdoc

EBRAINS Research Infrastructure symposium FENS satellite Meeting

EBRAINS Research Infrastructure Symposium: Addressing grand challenges in brain research.

The EBRAINS FENS satellite event, « EBRAINS Research Infrastructure Symposium: addressing grand challenges in brain research », aims to bring together experimental, clinical and computational neuroscientists.

We will highlight the connections between basic and clinical neuroscience and computational neuroscience. The program is be structured around four sessions on why, what, how and where to integrate multi-resolution and multi-scale data for neuroscience research.

The symposium will be held on Friday July 8, from 8:30 to 17:30 (standing lunch included).

Registration is free but mandatory (REGISTER NOW).

More information on EBRAINS website.

Horaires
8h30 - 17h30
Lieu
Meet us at the INSPE 10 Rue Molitor 75016 Paris, France
Public cible
Experimental, clinical and computational neuroscientists, both seniors and young scientiists
Paiement
Registration is free but mandatory : REGISTER NOW

The 8th European Neuroscience Conference by Doctoral Students (ENCODS 2022)

The European Neuroscience Conference by Doctoral Students (ENCODS) is an initiative started by graduate students at the Neurocampus Bordeaux in 2013, to offer early-career neuroscientists a context for scientific exchange that suits their needs better than a large scale event. ENCODS in partnership with FENS (Federation of European Neuroscience Societies) is now a consolidated organisation, its programme encompasses plenary talks from both eminent and rising scientist where interaction is a key factor. The event is organised in a retreat-like fashion to help foster interaction in a more relaxed environment. During the event students have the possibility to train and improve skills that are critical during and after their PhD, to receive feedbacks and expand their network, building up new collaborations across borders. Every ENCODS meeting is unique and organised by a different committee of doctoral students internationally located and welcome European PhD students working in all fields of neuroscience.

This year, ENCODS 2022 will be held in Paris on July 7th-8th, before the FENS forum. For this edition, the theme of the conference is « Working Across Scales in Neuroscience ». This theme aim to unite the early-career neuroscience community and remind everyone of the common goals we all share. By emphasizing the different spatial and temporal scales that, as neuroscientists, we aim to integrate, ENCODS 2022 want to promote synergic network, hoping that each attendee can reflect on their own contribution and appreciate that of others.

Further information

Lieu
Collège de France, Paris

FENS 2022 Satellite meeting – The Neuroarcheology of brain disorders and GABA signals

The core of the program of this satellite meeting is the concept of neuro-archeology that Yéhézkel BEN-ARI developed some years ago and the implications this has on treating brain disorders and of course the GABA polarity shift that is fundamental in brain development and altered by a large variety of brain disorders.
The meeting include speakers from a large range of expertise extending from drug development to clinicians and basic scientists.
Developing neurons generate unique Ionic currents and patterns, these validate the formation of functional brain networks. Early insults deviate these processes leading to misplaced/misconnected neurons that remain immature as extensively shown with the depolarizing/excitatory actions of GABA in immature neurons and many neurodevelopmental (Autism, Rett, FRX, etc.) and neurodegenerative disorders (Huntington’s or Parkinson disease).

This satellite meeting is aimed at bringing together basic scientists, clinicians and experts of drug development to illustrate why understanding brain development is required to treat brain disorders. Undergraduate and postdoctoral researchers are encouraged to submit a 1- page summary of their research. 1 PhD student and 1 Postdoc amongst the proposals will be selected by the scientific committee to present their project during a 10min talk, and receive 2K€ and 3K€ respectively.

Registration is  mandatory and a maximum of 150 places are available.

Further information

 

Lieu
Paris

NEURO2022

NEURO2022 is a joint conference of the Japan Neuroscience Society, the Japanese Society for Neurochemistry, and the Japanese Neural Networks Society. It will be held in Okinawa, Japan from June 30th to July 3rd, 2022.

Further information & programme

Lieu
Okinawa Convention Center City Gymnasium Laguna Garden Hotel Okinawa, Japan

Congrès International « Monitoring Molecules in Neuroscience », 29 juin au 2 juillet 2022

Compréhension du fonctionnement du cerveau normal et pathologique sur la base de l’étude des niveaux de communication chimique

Pour la deuxième fois en France, Lyon accueillera le 18ème congrès MMiN après Bruxelles (2010), Londres (2012), Los Angeles (2014), Göteborg (2016) et Oxford (2018). Ce congrès s’intéresse à la compréhension du fonctionnement du cerveau normal et pathologique sur la base de l’étude des divers niveaux de communication chimique. Il représente une excellente opportunité pour les scientifiques de discuter du développement et des applications des outils de pointe émergeants dans la détection des molécules neuro-actives, tels que capteurs, microdialyse, imagerie moléculaire, optogénétique, chémogénétique, microscopie, utilisés dans un contexte de recherche expérimentale et/ou clinique. La transversalité permet ainsi de nombreuses interactions entre les scientifiques internationaux qui présentent leurs résultats.

Horaires
8h - 17h
Lieu
Université Catholique de Lyon Campus Carnot, 23 place Carnot 69002 Lyon
Public cible
Chercheurs, professeurs, ingénieurs, étudiants post-doc, thèse Public, privé
Paiement
http://mmin2022.univ-lyon1.fr/en/pages/mmin-2022-home Full rate 600 € Reduced rate 330 € Accompagnying person 240 €

MS Meeting 2022

CONFERENCE ON MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS

Congrès sur la Sclérose en plaques – Paris

Programme et inscription: https://www.arsep.org/fr/337-ms-conferences.html

Horaires
9h00 - 17h15
Lieu
Amphitéâtre Sorbonne Université 4 place Jussieu, Paris
Public cible
Professionnels de la recherche et de la santé
Paiement
Gratuit

Printemps de l’interdisciplinarité – 1ère édition

Promouvoir le dialogue entre les sciences et sociales et les sciences expérimentales et formelles est l’un des objectifs prioritaires retenu par le Collège des sociétés savantes académiques de France.

Dans ce cadre, le Printemps de l’interdisciplinarité “Sapiens interdisciplinaris : engagé.e.s pour l’avenir” vise à mettre en lumière des expériences de pratiques interdisciplinaires entre champs traditionnellement éloignés. Cette manifestation, en lien avec l’Année internationale des sciences fondamentales pour le développement durable, est organisée du 7 au 9 juin 2022 à Paris, sur le campus Jussieu avec le soutien de Sorbonne Université.

Chaque demi-journée est l’occasion d’explorer la genèse et la mise en œuvre de projets interdisciplinaires. Dans chaque cas, un binôme de chercheuses et chercheurs issus de disciplines éloignées et travaillant ensemble présentera à deux voix les ressorts, les complexités et les apports des projets développés.

Archéologie, écologie, philosophie, science-fiction, environnement, physique, climat, santé, patrimoine scientifique, etc., de grands enjeux de notre époque seront abordés tour à tour au fil des sessions. Les organisateurs ont souhaité conclure ces journées par une table-ronde intitulée « Comment former à l’interdisciplinarité ? »

Ces journées sont destinées aux membres de la communauté de recherche et d’enseignement supérieur ainsi qu’aux étudiant•e•s en Master. L’inscription, obligatoire, est gratuite.

Programme

Inscriptions

Contact

Lieu
Campus Jussieu, Amphi 24, Paris

Neurodevelopmental Disorders: From molecular mechanisms to social inclusion

In this 3 day symposium, experts from different areas of developmental neuroscience, human neuropsychology, epidemiology, brain imaging and genetics & epigenetics as well as clinicians will address the current state of neurodevelopmental disorders research, and its challenges for human health. We hope that by integrating neurodevelopmental perspectives and basic, translational and clinical approaches, this meeting will promote discussions and exchanges, and a new understanding of the complexity of these pathologies.

Website

Lieu
Bordeaux

FENS Regional Meeting 2023 (FRM2023) – Call for Symposia

Organised by the Portuguese Society for Neuroscience, the FENS Regional Meeting 2023 will take place in person on 3-5 May 2023 in Algarve, Portugal.

Call for symposia

On behalf of the Organising Committee of the FRM2023 and the Sociedade Portuguesa de Neurociências (SPN, Portuguese Society for Neuroscience), we invite all members of FENS, members of associate societies and non-FENS members to submit proposals for scientific symposia.

Proposals should be submitted until 4 September 2022.

Take this opportunity to present your recent findings, get feedback from your peers and engage with the Neuroscience community.

Further information on the call for symposia

 

Lieu
Algarve, Portugal