IGSN Calendar
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JANUARY 2012
16.01.2012: Symposium
Title: Neurophysiology of reaching
Speakers: Hansjörg Scherberger, Alexandra Battaglia-Mayer, Melanie Wilke
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FEBRUARY 2012
06.02.2012: Symposium
Title: Medial temporal lobe: memory and more
Speakers: Andy Lee, Bernhard Staresima, Boris Suchan (host)
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MARCH 2012
05.03.2012: Symposium
Title: Spike-time dependent plasticity - neuronal mechanisms and technical applications
Speakers: Timothée Masquelier, Florentin Wörgötter, Melanie Woodin
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APRIL 2012
26.04.2012 - 27.04.2012: Conference
Title: Molecular mechanisms of synaptic processeing, function and dysfunction
Speaker: * to be announced
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JULY 2012
02.07.2012: Symposium
Title: Decoding visual content and perception from neuronal population activity in visual cortex: VSDI, fMRI and computational modelling
Speakers: John-Dylan Haynes, Hamutal Slovin, Shimon Ullmann
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SEPTEMBER 2012
24.09.2012: Symposium
Title: What is going on in the hippocampus? Computational approaches to memory formation and spatial information processing
Speakers: Michael Hasselmo, Marta Moita, Stefan Leutgeb*
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NOVEMBER 2012
05.11.2012: Symposium
Title: Neuronal correlates of decision making
Speakers: Martin Brüne, Georg Juckel, Simone Shamay-Tsoory
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Speakers marked with * are requested
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IGSN News
- The IGSN online application for admission year 2012 is now open: www.igsn-application.de
- On December 9th, 2011, the IGSN celebrated its Graduation Day where this year's graduates were honoured by a degree conferring ceremony.
For more information and pictures click here. - The winner of the IGSN Brain Movie competition has been announced. Click here to watch the prize winning movie.
- NRW minister Svenja Schulze visits the Graduate Schools on occasion of their 10th anniversary.
- The BoNeuroMed programme started in Oct. 2009.
- See which members are associated with which areas of research or find a PhD project. Click here for this new feature.
International Graduate School of Neuroscience
The International Graduate School of Neuroscience (IGSN) offers an english language PhD-programme in all aspects of neuroscience from the molecular level to higher cognitive functions.
The IGSN was founded in October 2001 as an initiative of the Northrhine-Westfalian government to provide a forum for PhD candidates with superior academic track records. The IGSN offers an international network of renowned scientists, world leading supervisors and provides an excellent scientific environment.
The IGSN provides PhD-students with a comprehensive and multidisciplinary research training programme in basic, cognitive, clinical, and computational neuroscience. A key goal of IGSN is to give PhD students the opportunity to conduct high level research in a nurturing educational environment, that equips them to work in a multidisciplinary manner in the neuroscience field.
A fast-track international PhD in Neuroscience (completed within 3 years) together with additional training in management and complementary skills is aimed to produce a new generation of young neuroscientists that can compete at the highest level, both professionally and internationally.
Current programmes within and / or partners of the IGSN:
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