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The Brain Conferences 2018 & 2019

Conferences focused on current topics in neuroscience.

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The Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS) are inviting neuroscientists to register their interest to attend the following conferences, organised in conjunction with The Brain Prize.  

Event: The Necessity of Cell Types for Brain Function

The conference will focus on the structure and function of neurons in the cortical circuit of the brain. 

Date: 7 to 10 October 2018

Registration Deadline: 7 August 2018

Venue: Moltkes Palae, Copenhagen, Denmark 

Event: Understanding and targeting Alzeimers Disease (2019) 

The conference will investigate how diseases of the brain can affect other parts of the mind and discuss innovative methods to modify their progression.

Date: 5 to 8 May 2019

Registration: More information available soon.

Location: Rungstedgaard, North of Copenhagen, Denmark 

Event: Dynamics of the brain: temporal aspects of computation (2019)

The conference will explore how different parts of the brain process information over varying time scales.

Date: 9 to 12 June 2019

Registration: More information available soon.

Location: Rungstedgaard, North of Copenhagen, Denmark

For all enquiries, please contact: brain@fens.org

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Content Creator / Former Managing Editor, npj Science of Learning Community , Salty Wave

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