The European Brain and Behaviour Society (EBBS) and the European Behavioural Pharmacology Society (EBPS) are honoured to announce the co-organization of a Mini Conference at the 2024 FENS Forum in Vienna, Austria.
“Understanding the Neuronal Mechanisms Driving Behaviour, from Molecular and Cellular Processes to Complex System Interactions”
25 June 2024, 10:00 - 14:00
Participation is FREE for members of EBBS and/or EBPS but, for logistic purposes, you must sign up to attend this event.
Our mini conference will be an exciting event bringing together established leaders and early career researchers from the behavioural neuroscience community for a day of amazing science and networking opportunities.
The overarching theme of the 2024 mini conference will be Understanding Neuronal Mechanisms Driving Behaviour. Each society has invited representative members from multiple career stages to speak about their research. Speakers will present research focused on elucidating the intricate neural processes that underlie behaviour, spanning from the molecular and cellular levels to broader systems interactions. Cutting-edge behavioural and neuroscience techniques that provide deeper insights into the emergence of complex behaviours will be highlighted. Each session will end with a Q&A.
Mini conference co-organisers:
Confirmed speakers:
”Engram Plasticity - Where is the information?
”Hippocampal coactivity structure from robust to flexible memory
”The influence of novelty and prior knowledge in memory networks
”Brain responses to the affective state of other individuals across species
”Individual variations in the mechanisms driving nicotine self-administration behavior in rats: data in favor of precision psychopharmacology
”Neural predictors of the consequences of stress
”Dopamine and opioid modulation of social reward and motivation: insights from pharmacological studies in healthy human adults
”The governing of striatal dopamine: Anatomical, methodological, and conceptual considerations