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SUMMARY:36th Cambridge Neuroscience Seminar - CNS2026
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to attend the 36th annual Cambridge Neuroscience Seminar – CNS2026 “Connections and networks across scales\, species and time” on Wednesday April 1st 2026 at Queens’ College. \nCNS2026 will be interdisciplinary and far reaching in its breadth. This year\, we are taking a whistle stop tour across the six Cambridge Neuroscience Themes to highlight the breadth of interdisciplinary work that we do in Cambridge. This year’s plenary will be delivered by our special guests: Professor Sophie Scott from the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience\, University College London\, and Professor Zoltán Molnár from the Department of Physiology\, Anatomy and Genetics\, University of Oxford. \nThis meeting will be open to neuroscientists of every discipline! The aim of this meeting is to foster interactions between investigators in Cambridge (and beyond)\, distributed across University Departments and Institutes linking basic research findings to clinical outcomes. You will be able to present a poster/data blitz on any of the themes of Cambridge (UPDATE: All poster presenter spots have been filled and we are no longer accepting new abstract submissions.). We have an excellent programme and you will be invited to attend the conference dinner following the meeting in the Old Hall of Queens’ College (additional charge will apply and places are limited) (UPDATE: Dinner reservations are currently full. Waiting list available).
URL:https://neuroscience.cam.ac.uk/event-registration/36th-cambridge-neuroscience-seminar-cns2026/
LOCATION:Queens’ College\, Silver Street\, Cambridge\, CB3 9ET\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Research
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ORGANIZER;CN="Klaudia Stanoch":MAILTO:coordinator@neuroscience.cam.ac.uk
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SUMMARY:CNS2025: Expanding the Horizons of Brain Research
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to attend the 35th annual Cambridge Neuroscience Seminar – CNS2025: ‘Expanding the Horizons of Brain Research’ on Tuesday April 8th 2025 at Queens’ College. \nCNS2025 will be interdisciplinary and far reaching in its breadth. We have an incredible programme with invited plenary speakers Professors Mayank Mehta (UCLA) and Soyon Hong (UCL). In addition to that our Cambridge speakers range from 7 different departments and span the breadth of neuroscience research at Cambridge Neuroscience. We are taking this meeting to revisit our six themes. \nThis meeting will be open to neuroscientists of every discipline. You will be able to present a poster/data blitz on any of the themes of Cambridge Neuroscience – learning from each other is key. We have an excellent programme of speakers confirmed and you will be invited to attend the conference dinner following the meeting in the Old Hall of Queens’ College (additional charge will apply and places are limited). \n 
URL:https://neuroscience.cam.ac.uk/event-registration/cns2025-expanding-the-horizons-of-brain-research/
LOCATION:Queens’ College\, Silver Street\, Cambridge\, CB3 9ET\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Research
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dr Dervila Glynn":MAILTO:dg248@cam.ac.uk
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SUMMARY:CNS2024: Sleep\, Consciousness and Cognition
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to attend the 34th annual Cambridge Neuroscience Seminar: Sleep\, Consciousness and Cognition’ on Friday April 5th 2024 at Queens’ College. \nThis year\, we will focus on ‘Sleep\, Consciousness and Cognition’ CNS2024 will be interdisciplinary and far reaching in its breadth. From investigating the nature and function of consciousness in humans\, animals and artificial intelligence to the interplay between sleep abnormalities and neurodegeneration; from how core brain networks organise thought and behaviour to the understanding of the neural mechanisms underlying altered states of consciousness; from how the brain makes predictions about the world to how placing physical constraints on an artificially-intelligent system allows it to develop features of the brains of complex organisms in order to solve tasks. \nThis meeting will be open to neuroscientists of every discipline. You will be able to present a poster/data blitz on any of the themes of Cambridge Neuroscience – learning from each other is key. We have an excellent programme of speakers confirmed and you will be invited to attend the conference dinner following the meeting in the Old Hall of Queens’ College (additional charge will apply and places are limited). \n 
URL:https://neuroscience.cam.ac.uk/event-registration/cns2024-sleep-consciousness-and-cognition/
LOCATION:Queens’ College\, Silver Street\, Cambridge\, CB3 9ET\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Research
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dr Dervila Glynn":MAILTO:dg248@cam.ac.uk
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