Nerve-storming: from molecules to behaviour

Nerve-storming: from molecules to behaviour symposium will be held at JNCASR, Bangalore, India on 8-9 March 2024, at the AMRL auditorium. This event will cover a variety of themes in the field of neuroscience, ranging from neurodevelopment, behaviour, to brain disorders. The symposium will also dwell on diverse model systems (worm, insect, fish, bird, rodent, marsupial, monkey, cell and organoid models), challenges posed, and new techniques available to study neuronal systems in health and disease . A highlight of this meeting is a discussion and Q A session with an eLife editor, on the nuances of peer review and publication.

The symposium b rings a critical amalgamation of eminent scientists and clinicians across the country, encompassing fields of basic, translational, and clinical neurobiology, both in breadth and depth.

Symposium Website: https://nsu2024.wixsite.com/nerve-storming

The symposium announcement flyer and scientific program schedule are attached.

Nerve-storming: From Molecules to Behaviour Symposium will be held at JNCASR, Bangalore, India, on 8-9 March 2024, at the AMRL Auditorium. This event will cover a variety of themes in the field of neuroscience, ranging from neurodevelopment and behavior to brain disorders.

The symposium will also explore diverse model systems, including worms, insects, fish, birds, rodents, marsupials, monkeys, and cell and organoid models. Discussions will address challenges in the field and new techniques available to study neuronal systems in both health and disease.

A highlight of this meeting is a dedicated discussion and Q&A session with an eLife editor, focusing on the nuances of peer review and publication.

The symposium brings together eminent scientists and clinicians from across the country, encompassing basic, translational, and clinical neurobiology in both breadth and depth.

Symposium Website: https://nsu2024.wixsite.com/nerve-storming

The symposium announcement flyer and scientific program schedule are attached.