| The abstract submission and early registration deadlines for the NSI conference have been extended to: 9th June 2017
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NSI2017 deadlines approaching!
| Deadlines for this year’s 10th Neuroscience Ireland Conference are approaching:
Abstract Submission deadline: 31st May 2017 Click here to register or submit an abstract. |
Parkinson’s documentary to be shown on RTÉ
Feats of Modest Valour – the SFI-funded Parkinson’s documentary – will be screened on RTÉ later this year. For more see http://www.featsofmodestvalour.com.
SFI funds Future Neuro
Congratulations to Neuroscience Ireland President David Henshall on the announcement this week of SFI funding for his Future Neuro Research Centre. This world-class Irish Neuroscience Centre will focus on the diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of chronic and rare neurological diseases. Well done David from all of us in the Neuroscience Ireland Community!
Upcoming Neuro Conferences in Ireland
There’s an exciting programme of Neuroscience conferences in Ireland coming up – from the baby brain, to the gut-brain axis, to the immunity-psychosis relationship. See more here.
Launch of NSI2017 Conference
April 2017 newsletter is out!
Our April 2017 newsletter is out. Lost of news on the upcoming NSI conference in Galway, the Tom Connor Distinguished Investigator awardee, Travel & Conference grant calls, and much, much more. You can read it all here!
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Prof. John Cryan elected as Member of the Royal Irish Academy
Massive congratulations to John Cryan from all at Neuroscience Ireland on being elected member of the Royal Irish Academy!
See the UCC news page for the full story:
http://www.ucc.ie/en/anatomy/news/fullstory-750612-en.html
Happy Brain Awareness Week!
To celebrate BAW, Neuroscience Ireland member have organised a series of events around the country which are open to the members of the public. All are welcome!
IBC’s Brain Research Paper
As a member of the Irish Brain Council, Neuroscience Ireland was one of the contributors to the IBC’s Inaugural Position paper, published in March 2017. This position paper outlines the IBC’s agenda to advocate for, and promote investment in, brain research in Ireland.
