The Third Annual NeuroNex Investigator Meeting
October 28-29, 2020 | 10am-3pm EDT | Virtual Meeting
Annoucements
Poster Session Information
National Research Council report on team science:
National Research Council report on team science:
See the list of Presenters and Titles here
National Research Council report on team science:
National Research Council report on team science:
National Research Council report on team science:
Workshop Video
National Research Council report on team science:
Zoom Update for Self-choosing Breakout Rooms
Check out the talks and discussion on the NeuroNex3 YouTube Channel
Zoom Update for Self-choosing Breakout Rooms
Zoom Update for Self-choosing Breakout Rooms
Zoom Update for Self-choosing Breakout Rooms
Update to Zoom version 5.3.1 in order to unlock breakout room self-choosing during NeuroNex3. More info here
Closed Captioning
Zoom Update for Self-choosing Breakout Rooms
More Information on NeuroNex
NeuroNex3 meeting video will be made available with closed captioning after the workshop on the NeuroNex3 YouTube Channel.
More Information on NeuroNex
Zoom Update for Self-choosing Breakout Rooms
More Information on NeuroNex
Code of Conduct
Code of Conduct
Code of Conduct
The NeuroNex3 meeting is matching the Neuromatch Academy Code of Conduct. Please take a moment to become familiar. Code Link
About NeuroNex3
NeuroNex brings together researchers working across disciplines into a coherent network to develop innovative, accessible, and shared technologies and approaches, as well as theoretical frameworks and computational modeling to advance understanding of brain function across organizational levels and a diversity of species. We’re building a foundation for the next generation of research into the brain.
The theme of the 2020 NeuroNex meeting is Dimensions of Team Science Diversity. Diversity is critical to creative problem solving and innovation, and the success of team science depends on recognizing and removing barriers to creating richly diverse teams. Scientists can be diverse in many ways, from gender, race, sexual orientation, and cultural background to experimental approach and choice of model organism.
NeuroNex3 will include keynote speakers and panel discussions with presentations and posters by NeuroNex investigators and trainees. There will also be plenty of opportunity to network and exchange ideas and insights.
Meeting Format: Wed-Thurs, October 28-29, 2020 | 10AM-3PM EDT
Two 2-Hour Sessions per day with a 1-hour break in the middle at 12PM EDT on both days. Poster sessions planned during breaks.
Meeting Organizers
Joshua Vogelstein, PhD
Institute for Computational Medicine Center for Imaging Science
Johns Hopkins University
Linnaea Ostroff, PhD
Physiology and Neurobiology
University of Connecticut
Please contact meeting coordinator Sara Bradley with any questions.
Registration
MEETING FUNDED BY THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
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