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The Austrian Neuroscience Association (ANA) is delighted to announce the winners of the Best Poster Award at the ANA Meeting 2025. These exceptional researchers have been recognized for their outstanding scientific contributions and innovative approaches to advancing neuroscience.
First Place Nino Kobakhidze (University of Innsbruck) “Behavioral and Neural Responses to Interoceptive Stimuli in a Mouse Model of Autism Spectrum Disorder”
Second Place Jan Frederik Ahrend (Medical University of Innsbruck) “From sound to movement: The neural backbone of the acoustic startle reflex”
Third Place (Equal Merit)
Thank you for casting your votes, and congratulations to all the winners!
The ANA warmly congratulates all awardees for their inspiring achievements and groundbreaking research. Their work embodies the spirit of innovation and scientific excellence that drives the Austrian neuroscience community forward.
Calling Young Neuroscience Trailblazers! The Otto Loewi Award—Austria’s prestigious prize for outstanding neuroscience research—is now open for applications! Presented biannually by the Austrian Neuroscience Association, this €5,300 award honors exceptional work conducted in Austria by researchers under 40.
Apply by June 15, 2025, and get recognized at the ANA Conference! Parental leave considered. ANA membership required.
Celebrate excellence. Advance neuroscience. Apply now!
We are happy to announce that the registration for the ANA meeting 2025 is open!
For more information and registration, follow this link
We look forward to seeing you on September 8-10 at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA); Am Campus 1, 3400 Klosterneuburg, Austria
The International Society for Serotonin Research (ISSR) invites you to its 2025 international meeting "A Serotonin Symphony in Vienna", July 7-11, 2025 in Vienna, Austria. For details on the program, registration, and venue please visit the ISSR website.
Join Us for the 2025 Venusberg Conference on Neuroinflammation
On behalf of the organizers, we are excited to announce the upcoming edition of the Venus Conference on Neuroinflammation, a premier international event dedicated to advancing our understanding of neuroinflammation and its implications for neurological disorders.
Conference Theme: "Cerebral Immune Activation at the Crossroads of Healthy Aging, Senescence, and Neurodegeneration"
This year’s conference will bring together leading researchers from around the world to explore the intricate relationship between neuroinflammation, aging, and neurodegeneration. Through a comprehensive program featuring cutting-edge research, innovative methodologies, and emerging perspectives, attendees will gain fresh insights into the field of neuroinflammation and its far-reaching implications for neurodegenerative disease therapies, including Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and spinal cord injury.
Location: Campus Belval, University of Luxembourg Registration deadline: 30 April 2025
Registrations are now open! Don't miss the opportunity to join leading experts in the field and contribute to the future of neuroinflammation research.
Visit https://neuroinflammation.uni.lu/ to register and explore the full conference agenda.
We look forward to welcoming you to an inspiring exchange of ideas in the heart of Luxembourg!
These are tough days for science in the US. Well, the problems there go far beyond and have significant impact also on us. In any case, some brain would not hurt in these difficult times.
Back to science: What happens in the US could also (have) happen(ed) to us, likely in an alleviated (Austrian) manner. However, for many years, US science has been on the forefront and exemplary also for us. I thus want to draw your attention to the upcoming "March for Science" which will start next Friday, March 7 at 13.00 hours in front of the University of Vienna. On this day, our colleagues in the US will have demonstrations around the country ("Stand up for Science). As Europeans we want to back them.
The joint International NPY-Galalnin and related Peptides Meeting will occur from July 14-17, 2025 in Innsbruck, Austria.
Supported by the Austrian Neuroscience Association and the Medical University of Innsbruck, the conference will bring together neuropeptide experts from all fields to provide novel and exciting insights into neuronal circuitry studies, structural analyses of receptor functioning, and emerging targets for the development of new therapeutics.
Registration and Abstract submission are open now!
MORE INFO AND REGISTRATION --> here!
Celebrate Your Academic Excellence!
Graduated? Now it’s time to earn recognition for your hard work and groundbreaking research! Apply for the Best Thesis Award and let your achievements shine.
Best Thesis: €500 Second & Third Place: €100 each
Send the following documents to secretary@austrian-neuroscience.at between 1 and 31 January:
Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your accomplishments and inspire the scientific community. Apply now!
We are happy to announce that we are organizing the 5th European Calcium Channel Conference (ECCC), to be held in Alpbach, Austria, from May 26-30, 2025.
With the European Calcium Channel Conference, we try to cover a wide scope of calcium signaling, bring in workshops of general interest, and make it affordable also for early career scientists.
We regularly update the information on our meeting website (www.calciumchannel.eu). In addition, the website provides information about past meetings, for example, lists of speakers and pictures.
The European Calcium Channel Conference devotes much attention to poster presentations and will offer many presentation slots and special workshops for early career scientists.
Hence, in addition to presenting the newest and most exciting scientific developments in the field of calcium channel research, the conference provides an excellent networking opportunity and allows early career scientists to get in contact with the leaders in the field.
We look forward to your participation and contributions!
The organizers:
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