European Society for Neurochemistry (ESN)
is a scientific society with the aim:
- to advance Neurochemistry for the public benefit
- to promote the development of Neurochemistry in Europe
- to promote young neurochemists
Neurochemistry Initiative Call
ESN Council is inviting applications for financial support (up to Euros 5,000) towards organization of a neurochemistry-related conference in 2022.
The deadline – August 1st, 2022
For more information click here
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Call for Applications
ESN UKRAINIAN STUDENT FELLOWSHIPS
Deadline June 1, 2022
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FIRST ESN-ISN
ADVANCED SCHOOL
“From Neurodegeneration to Neural Carcinogenesis:
Mechanisms and Common Biologies”
SCHOOL REPORT
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Journal of Neurochemistry
The Neurochemistry History article:
“The origins and early history of neurochemistry and its societies”
Anne I. Boullerne, Paul Foley, Anthony J. Turner, Graham A.R. Johnston, Philip M. Beart
is among the top downloaded articles
so why not to read it
from here?
ESN Mini-Conference at the FENS Forum 2022, Paris (France)
“Molecular basis for synaptic function highlighting disease mechanisms”
Saturday 9 July 2022, from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm CEST
Programme and Abstract Book
This Mini Conference is hosted as part of the FENS Forum 2022, to be held on 9-13 of July 2022, Paris, France. For more information about the FENS Forum 2022, please visit: https://forum.fens.org/
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OTHER MEETINGS
FEBS/IUBMB Advanced Lecture Course on “Molecular targets for anti-aging interventions”
https://antiaging2020.febsevents.org
Island of Spetses, Greece.
Postponed due to COVID-19.
New dates September 26th- October 1st 2022
Deadlines extended
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ESN Travel Awards
for young ESN members
to participate in the 2022 FENS Forum in Paris
ESN-FENS FELLOWSHIP AWARD WINNERS
Victoria Gómez-Murcia, University of Murcia, Spain
Rebecca Piccarducci, University of Pisa, Italy
Alexander Trofimov, St Petersburg Chemical and Pharmaceutical University, Russia
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Your advantages of being an ESN member are:
- you get free ISN and FENS membership;
- you will have reduced registration fees for ESN Conferences, biennial ISN Meetings, biennial FENS Forums and other FENS meetings;
- you will have free access to Journal of Neurochemistry and all ISN initiatives and funding schemes;
- you will have free access to European Journal of Neuroscience, FENS higher education and training initiatives and FENS travel stipends;
- you will have multiple options to actively contribute to the development of Neurochemistry in Europe by:
- submitting Workshop and Symposium proposals for ESN conferences;
- suggesting candidates for the ESN Young Scientist Lectureship Award;
- becoming an organizer of an ESN Conference;
- becoming a member of the ESN Council.