We are pleased to announce the first Imaging in Neuroscience virtual conference. This virtual event will facilitate collaboration allowing you to interact with your peers and gain insights from industry experts from home at no cost.
Moreover, the meeting will provide an opportunity to discuss recent discoveries, advancements in techniques, and introduce useful tools to achieve your research goals. This scientific conference will feature headline speakers highlighted below, however, we want to also invite you and your colleagues to contribute and share your recent research successes.
Join the Virtual Event to:
INSERM, France
Karolinska Institute, Sweden
Osaka University, Japan
Karolinska Institute, Sweden
Fudan University, China
National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
University of Edinburgh, UK
| Presentation Title | Date/Time | Presenter |
| Genetic and Environmental Regulation of Synaptic Specificity | 7 July 2021 09.00 BST |
Prof. Zhiyong Shao Fudan University, China |
| In Situ Sequencing for the Spatial Exploration of the Cellular Architecture of the Mammalian Nervous System Towards Understanding Human Disease | 7 July 2021 10.30 BST |
Dr Christoffer Mattsson Langseth Karolinska Institute, Sweden |
| In Situ Sequencing Reveals Spatial and Temporal Differences in Oligodendrocyte Lineage Distribution in Homeostasis and Disease | 7 July 2021 13.30 BST |
Petra Kukanja Karolinska Institute, Sweden |
| Axon Guidance During CNS Regeneration | 7 July 2021 15.00 BST |
Prof. Homaira NAWABI, INSERM, France |
| Gene Expression Dynamics Regulating the Timing of Neuronal Differentiation During Mammalian Neural Development | 8 July 2021 09.30 BST |
Dr Hiromi Shimojo Osaka University, Japan |
| Super-Resolution Microscopy for Monitoring Synaptic Activities in Whole Drosophila | 8 July 2021 11.00 BST |
Dr Li-An Chu National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan |
| Imaging in Human Brain Organoids | 8 July 2021 13.00 BST |
Dr Calvin Chan, University of Edinburgh, UK |
We would like to extend the opportunity to both yourself and your lab to contribute to our scientific content by submitting an abstract for either our virtual poster session, or our short on-demand talks.
Virtual poster sessions offer the opportunity to present data to a global audience via a PDF poster & on-demand sessions offer a 20 minute pre-recorded research led talk.
The opportunity to discuss results with interested colleagues via chat or email will also be available. Plan now to be included in the Virtual Event.
The deadline to submit an abstract is June 28. All posters should be uploaded during submission in PDF format, recorded talks will be confirmed separately once accepted.
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