Neuroscience Ireland (NSI) was established in 2005 as Ireland’s National Neuroscience Society, and is a registered charity in the Republic of Ireland.
Neuroscience Ireland News
NSI membership now due + NSI Travel Bursaries for FENS2020
Neuroscience Ireland membership for 2020 is now due for renewal – click here to renew NSI membership gives you full membership of FENS with their significant associated benefits including ...
NSI December Newsletter
Its been a busy few months since our last newsletter. NSI has developed a video highlighting some of the outreach activities for 2019, the NSI social gathering at SfN was a huge ...
Screening of “Mood Atlas” at NUI Galway
Ishka Films and National University of Ireland (NUI) Galway present ‘Mood Atlas’ screening Saturday December 14th at 3pm at the O’Donoghue Theatre on NUI Galway campus. This short film describes ...
NSI Outreach and Public Engagement 2019
Profs Áine Kelly and Richard Roche in conjunction with Tiger Media, have created this short video highlighting some of the outreach and public engagement activities the Neuroscience Ireland have been ...
Dr Cora O’Neil and Dr Claire McCoy – the newest members of NSI Council
We would like to welcome Dr Cora O’Neil, UCC and Dr Claire McCoy, RCSI onto the Neuroscience Ireland governing council. Dr. Cora O’Neill is Vice-Head of the School of Biochemistry ...
NSI Travel Bursary Awardees
Neuroscience Ireland provides bursaries for young Neuroscience Ireland Members (PhD students or postdoctoral researchers) to attend international conferences each year. The NSI travel bursary awardees for Autumn 2019 are: Zuzana ...