Being neuroscientists, you know very well how important it is for neurons to establish and maintain proper connections. For you as MSc, PhD students or early-stage career researchers in neuroscience, it is crucial to form your own networks, to broaden your horizons, to tune up your skills and knowledge!

FENS-CHET cordially invites you to join this special event providing you with valuable information on FENS initiatives to support your higher education, tranining in theoretical and experimental research skills, exchange visits, and establishing international contacts.

During the session, several young neuroscientists supported by FENS will present their experiences and research topics. The coordinator one of the supported national neuroscience courses will share his/her views on how FENS support was important for the dynamics and scientific quality of the course.

The event will close with informal socialising: enjoy delicious snacks just at lunch time, mingle with your colleagues, get acquainted with FENS-CHET members, and ask everything you always wanted to know about opportunities of our FENS support! 

 

MODERATOR:

Ileana Hanganu-Opatz
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendordf, Germany
Member of the CHET Committee

12:00-12:05 
Menno Witter
Chair of the FENS Committee of Higher Education and Training (CHET)
Norwegian University for Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway
Welcome and introduction

12:05-12:15
Paulina Kazmierska
Participant and stipend awardee: FENS-The Hertie Foundation Winter School 2016
University of Lodz, Poland
"Memory mechanisms revised"
12:15-12:20 Q&A

12:20-12:30
Enrica Paradiso
NENS exchange grant recipient
Medical University of Innsbruck, Austria
"Disinhibitory amygdala microcircuits for aversive learning"
12:30-12:35 Q&A

12:35-12:45 
Mootaz Salman
Cajal training course attendee 2016
Sheffield Hallam University, UK
"The mechanism of aquaporin expression and translocation in cerebral pathologies"
12:45-12:50 Q&A

12:50-13:00
Michael Hörner
Awarded NENS school course: ELECTRAIN
Georg August University Göttingen, Germany
"From frog eggs, leech neurons and hippocampal circuits: Interdisciplinary training in electrophysiological techniques"
13:00-13:05 Q&A

13:05-13:20
Svjetlana Kalanj-Bognar
FENS Committee of Higher Education and Training (CHET) representative
Croatian Institute for Brain Research, Zagreb, Croatia
FENS training activities and opportunities for neuroscience students and young
researchers

13:20-14:00
Networking