CRCNS Conference 2016
10/28/2016 |
Thank you all for your participation (see photos HERE)! Looking forward to the next conference in June 2017 in Providence (US) |
10/17/2016 |
The full programme and schedule is available HERE |
10/01/2016 |
The call for abstracts is closed. 106 abstracts have been submitted. The applicants will be informed of the selection by Oct. 10 |
09/16/2016 |
Already 130 participants anticipated and 80 abstracts submitted! The call for abstracts is still open, until Sept. 30. Registration is open until Oct. 10 |
09/01/2016 |
The list of anticipated participants is available HERE, and the submitted abstracts HERE |
CRCNS (Collaborative Research in Computational Neuroscience, http://nsf.gov/crcns) is a research programme managed by a consortium of research funders in the US (NSF and NIH), in France (ANR), Germany (BMBF) and Israel (BSF), which supports computational neuroscience by launching each year a joint transatlantic call for proposals.
This year's CRCNS conference takes place in Paris (France) from October 24-26, 2016 and is hosted by the Institut Pasteur. All attendees are invited to participate in plenary and break-out sessions to present research advances (October 24 & 25, main meeting) and to formulate the future challenges and research priorities in the domain of computational neuroscience (October 26, workshop).
The conference brings together the researchers of the CRCNS funded projects and the funder programme officers. The main objective is to promote exchanges between researchers in the domain and to facilitate the follow-up of the projects by the funders. Moreover the conference will contribute to the long term shaping of the CRCNS programme and calls.
For the first time the conference is organised in Europe. The Programme Committee seizes this opportunity to address a wider audience and foster transatlantic collaboration. The conference is open to any researcher or policy representative interested in computational neuroscience (it is not limited to CRCNS programme participants). Moreover, the programme proposes sessions on the European and US landscape and facilities, and related funding opportunities.
Conference info & contact: CRCNS2016@anr.fr