The NeuroDoWo has been organized by doctoral candidates for over 30 years under the patronage of the German Neuroscience Society. Our aim is to reach early career scientists with a diverse neuroscientific background, from Germany and abroad. The conference promotes communication across disciplines and to allow young scientists to gain experience in presenting and discussing their research in a talk or with a scientific poster. This year's NeuroDoWo will be held in Konstanz, May 2nd - 5th 2023.
The #NeuroDoWo2023 will also have workshops apart from the organised talks from our keynote speakers! Well, what are they? And how are they going to benefit you - a PhD student of neuroscience? Not only will the workshops be a place of scientific exchange but also a great space to learn and grow your career! Click here to find out more.
Our final keynote speaker at #NeuroDoWo2023 will be Emilie Macé, Max Planck Research Group Leader at the Max Planck Institute for Behavioral Intelligence in Munich, Germany! We are delighted to host her in Konstanz, and discuss with her the exciting science she does in her lab! Does this research fascinate you and do you want to meet Dr Macé? Wait not! Register and apply to our NeuroDoWo workshop, exclusive for neurobiology PhDs!
Oooh 8 days left for the registration to #NeuroDoWo2023! Now we will tell you more about our 3rd keynote speaker at our fab conference! It will be Irene Senna, who is a lecturer of Psychology at Liverpool Hope University in England!
Our second speaker at #NeuroDoWo2023 will be Emily Baird! As an associate professor at Stockholm University, Emily studies how the brain uses visual information to guide behaviour across complex environments.
As we get closer to the NeuroDoWo registration deadline, here's a sneak peek into this year's program!
If you still haven't registered for #NeuroDoWo2023, don't hesitate. The deadline is now set to 11th March and you can register here.
