About the Neurobiology Doctoral Students Workshop

The NeuroDoWo has been organized by doctoral candidates for over 30 years under the patronage of the German Zoological Society (Deutsche Zoologische Gesellschaft, DZG) and German Neuroscience Society (Neurowissenschaftliche Gesellschaft e.V.). 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. The NeuroDoWo 2025 will take place from 3rd - 7th June 2025 in Munich

CONFERENCE BOOKLET 2025

Finally our conference Booklet is complete, containing all the important information for you!!

Have a look and find out when your talk/poster is due, what we have planned for as social events or simply what to do while you're in Munich. Tuesday is approaching fast, we're excited to host you here!!

(The file is attached if you klick on the post)

 

Conference Schedule

Hey guys, here is our conference schedule for you!

During on-site registration we will provide a booklet with further information how to get around and informations about what one can do in munich. Can't wait to welcome you here on our campus! Stay tuned for more updates.

Cheers!

DEADLINE EXTENDED!!!!

We do have a couple slots left, so we decided to extend the Deadline!!

Check out our Workshops and Speakers, this conference is a unique opportunity to connect with fellow PhDs present your work. Thanks to our supporters we can offer 4 days of accommodation, Breakfast/Lunch, two conference dinners and a conference Party for only 100€ registration fee!!

Register until 4th of May!!!

Registration: NeuroDoWo2025

Keynote Lecture Friday

On Friday Prof. Dr. Anna Schroeder will tell us about her discoveries regarding neural circuit mechanisms of internal state driven behavioral flexibility!
Anna Schroeders lab studies how emotions, motivations and needs are processed in the subthalamic circuits of the mysterious zona incerta, an emerging hub that regulates an impressive range of behaviors.

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