Extended Deadline

Please note, that the deadline for registration and for changes of registrations already existing, has been extended to the 19.09.2011

National Year of Health Science

The NeNa 2011 is now part of the "National Year of Health Science".

Initiated by the german ministry for education & science. 

NeNa 2011 - Call fo Application

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Integrative Neuroscience - putting the puzzle(s) together

The NeNa Conference 2011 will take place from October 10-12, 2011 in Kloster Heiligkreuztal.

We are proud to announce, that this years key lecture will be presented by Prof. Dr. John van Opstal with the title "How it all comes together" !

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NeNa 2010

We would like to deeply thank Nicholas Wade and his wife for making NeNa 2010 "Pioneering Neuroscience" such a resounding success. The many fruitful discussions and helpful advices as well as Nick's impressive talk about pioneers in Neuroscience were greatly appreciated by all participants.

It's an honor to support his fascinating work, some of which resulted in the creation of an essential website for all neuroscientists: http://neuroportraits.eu

NeNa - Neurowissenschaftliche Nachwuchskonferenz

NeNa (Neurowissenschaftliche Nachwuchskonferenz - Conference of Junior Neuroscientists) is an annual event organized by doctoral students from neuroscience research groups in Tübingen. NeNa serves as an opportunity for young neuroscientists to meet and discuss their research projects with peers.

Attendees are invited from all faculties and departments at which neuroscience is a subdiscipline, including molecular biology, biology, chemistry, physics, psychology, medicine and computer science. Thereby, exchange between those fields of research is fostered and participants have the opportunity to discuss their project with scientists from different backgrounds.

While the first three NeNa-conferences from 2000 to 2002 were open only to junior neuroscientists from Tübingen, NeNa's scope has been broadened in 2003, and henceforth, includes young investigators from all over Germany.