Cambridge Neuroscience Seminar 2022 - New Horizons

When

September 29th 2022

Where

Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge

Description

Welcome Back! - Cambridge Neuroscience Seminar at Fitzwilliam College 

Registration is now closed and we are operating a waiting list - please get in touch to be added to the list - remote access still available - please get in contact!

Cambridge Neuroscience is delighted to announce the 32^nd Cambridge Neuroscience Seminar, 'New Horizons', which will be held in person at Fitzwilliam College in Cambridge.

Neuroscience within Cambridge covers a wide array of topics, specialities, disciplines and techniques and it is spread across Departments and Schools. The strategic vision of the Cambridge Neuroscience IRC (Interdisciplinary Research Centre) is to deliver research innovation in neuroscience and enhance health and quality of life. Central to this vision is the aim to develop an integrated framework that will promote cutting-edge research in marrying discovery and translational neuroscience, celebrate our diverse and cross-disciplinary approach, bolster our integrative community and attract new funding and talent to develop into new horizons.

In meeting this challenge, we have developed key new themes cutting across discovery and translational research to represent Cambridge Neuroscience and showcase the highly collaborative and integrative character of our research community.

The themes aim to: 

1. cover unique areas of expertise within Cambridge Neuroscience 
2. target areas of research with clinical and societal impact 
3. straddle techniques and disciplines across Departments and Schools as well as the clinical-basic science division

 

Following consultations across Schools and a series of interdisciplinary workshops, we have identified 6 interdisciplinary cross-cutting themes as follows:

1. Neuronal Circuits and Networks
2. Adaptive Brain Computations
3. Beyond the Neurone: glia, vascular and immune cells  
4. Lifelong Brain Development
5. Social Behaviour and Communication
6. Brains and Machines

 

Interdisciplinary programme at CNS 2022

All of these themes will be introduced at CNS2022 across 18 short talks - an overview of the theme will be given in the context of the research happening across Cambridge in addition to talks on the future directions and scope of each theme.

Data Blitz at CNS 2022  - we are not accepting additional abstracts at this point!

There will be a data blitz for early career researchers held during the main programme. Abstracts will be selected from submitted poster abstracts. Research can cover can cover any of the six new themes of Cambridge Neuroscience (see above). Deadline for Abstract submission is now closed and presenters will be notified of selection by Friday September 16th (Early abstract submission is advisable) to ensure adequate preparation time. Selected presenters will be allowed to speak for a maximum of 3 minutes.

 

Poster exhibition at CNS 2022  - we are not accepting additional abstracts at this point!

There will be a poster exhibition held during the conference with generous prizes (2 x £200). Posters can cover any of the six new themes of Cambridge Neuroscience (see above). Deadline for Abstract submission is now closed

Please note that poster boards will be 1 metre (w) by 2 metres (h). Please note that the optimum size for posters is A0 portrait (i.e. 841mm (w) x 1189mm (h)). If your poster is already printed and does not fit these requirements, please contact Dervila Glynn.

Reception and Conference Dinner at Fitzwilliam College 

There will be a drinks reception and conference dinner at Fitzwilliam College following the meeting (extra fee payable). Places are available for this reception and dinner.

 

 

An opportunity to reconnect at CNS 2022 

Come along and reconnect with colleagues after a difficult 2 years and make some new connections - take advantage of the amazing community right on our doorstep!

 

 

Register Now (details, dietary requirements, abstracts)!

 

 

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Plenaries

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Programme at a Glance

Download the current programme here

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Directions

Fitzwilliam College is on the north-west side of Cambridge, a 10-acre campus stretching between Huntingdon Road and Storey's Way, and a 10-minute walk from the town centre. Click here to open the University map.  

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Registration

Registration is now closed and we are operating a waiting list - please get in touch to be added to the list 

 

Please read the following information carefully:

 

Registration fees are heavily subsidised and include refreshments, lunch, a conference brochure, in addition to admittance to all talks.

There is a remote access registration option (remote access to talks only). 

Attendance at conference dinner and reception will incur an additional cost.

We take receipt of a completed registration form as acceptance of the terms and conditions as stipulated and subsequent payment must be made using the online payment system or via your department (internal delegates only).

 

Delegate registration deadline: we are now using a waiting list as we have reached capacity! Please email with your details to be added to the wait list.

Abstract submission deadline is now closed

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Academics from Cambridge

We are now using a waiting list as we have reached capacity! Please email with your details to be added to the wait list.

 

Registration costs

Undergraduates - £30

Emeritus member - £40

Postgraduate students - £30.00

Research Assistants - £30.00

Postdoctoral Research Associates - £40.00

Faculty/PI and other - £60.00

Conference dinner at Fitzwilliam College - £40

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Academics not from Cambridge

We are now using a waiting list as we have reached capacity! Please email with your details to be added to the wait list.

 

Registration costs

Undergraduates - £50.00

Postgraduate students, Research Assistants - £60.00

Postdoctoral Research Associates - £70.00

Faculty/PI and other - £80.00

Conference dinner at Fitzwilliam College - £55

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Industry or Other: 

We are now using a waiting list as we have reached capacity! Please email with your details to be added to the wait list.

 

Registration costs

Conference registration - £130

Conference dinner at Fitzwilliam College - £60

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Remote access (to talks only) – STILL AVAILABLE: 

Please contact coordinator@neuroscience.cam.ac.uk if you would like to purchase remote access to CNS 2022.

 

Remote access only Registration costs

Cambridge Neuroscientists - £15

Academics not from Cambridge - £25

industry/Other - £40

 

 

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Cancellation Policy - Terms and Conditions

• We hope that you will not have to cancel your registration, however, should this be necessary please see the terms below.
• We take receipt of a completed Cambridge Neuroscience registration form as acceptance of the terms and conditions as stipulated and subsequent payment must be made using the online payment system.
• Cancellation of your conference registration will only be possible before the following dates by sending an email to coordinator@neuroscience.cam.ac.uk
• Cancellation before 19th September 100% refund of registration fee
• Cancellation after 19th September: no refund
• Those who register to attend the conference remotely (Remote access only) will not have access to the in-person conference at Fitzwilliam College and will be sent a link where they will be able to view all of the talks during the day. There will be no virtual posters or exhibitor sessions.  
• Cambridge Neuroscience is not responsible for accommodation bookings for the conference. Any cancellation policy should be checked with the hotel when a reservation is made and claims should be made directly with the hotel.
• Payment by external delegates must be received in full prior to the conference. Access will not be permitted if full payment has not been received.
• Delegates who do not attend the conference (and have not cancelled their registration within the correct time frame) will be charged accordingly.

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Sponsors

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Exhibiting

Welcome back - we have missed our exhibitors and sponsors!

 

This is generally a very popular meeting with Cambridge Neuroscientists coming from over 40 different Neuroscience related Departments and Institutions affiliated with the University of Cambridge. For further information regarding Cambridge Neuroscience, please visit our website: www.neuroscience.cam.ac.uk

Registration for this event is heavily subsidised. As such, we are asking for sponsorship donations and offering exhibition space for suppliers to showcase their products to our research scientists.

We have some exciting sponsorship packages available, including invitations to the conference dinner at Fitzwilliam College and extended contact time for sponsors with the conference delegates during the poster sessions. This could be an excellent opportunity for your company to communicate that it is making a significant investment in Neuroscience in Cambridge.

Take the opportunity to reconnect with your neuroscience customers and maybe even meet some new ones!

Please contact Dr Dervila Glynn for more information on the different sponsorship opportunities available.

 

 

Sponsorship Packages Available

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Contact

Please contact Dr Dervila Glynn for more information.

Accommodation and spending time in Cambridge

For everything you need to know about Cambridge including reserving accommodation for your stay in one of the Cambridge Colleges, please see the Meet Cambridge website. Here you will find details about transport, parking, guided tours and a ‘What’s on’ guide to help you plan your time while in Cambridge.

In addition, there are several city centre hotels and guesthouses in Cambridge, which offer a wide range of accommodation with something to suit every taste and budget. Staying in historic Cambridge college accommodation during the student vacations is a unique opportunity. With centrally-located bed and breakfast (B&B) rooms available per person, per night, it offers a cost effective option for those looking for city centre accommodation. You could trace the footsteps of graduates such as Newton, Darwin, Wordsworth, John Cleese, and Prince Charles. You will eat in the college hall, and could wander through the college's gardens and courts, learn about the college's history followed by a drink in the college bar.

Please see the official website for visiting Cambridge and the surrounding area for more details.