18-21 March 2027, Nice, France
Shape the future of translational neuroscience
Every year 100 of the best young brain researchers in Europe gather in Nice for three days of cutting-edge science exploring the latest developments in disease-oriented brain research.
This career-shaping experience offers future research leaders a unique opportunity to engage with world-leading experts and understand how fundamental research is translated into new treatment horizons.
A gateway into the European community of applied brain research, the ECNP Workshop provides unparalleled opportunities to accelerate your research career.
The Workshop provides an integrated view of translational neuroscience, spanning mechanisms, behaviour and clinical relevance. Each edition covers three recurring core topics and one variable topic.
Experimental clinical neuroscience highlights recent findings in the field of clinical neuroscience.
Behavioural and systems explores novel insights into behaviour and the neurobiological mechanisms and neural circuits underlying its induction, control and coordination, with both animal and human studies examined.
Molecular and cellular discusses new findings in molecular and cellular mechanisms related to the causes, characteristics and control of psychiatric and/or neurological disorders, including cellular, animal and human studies.
Sex and gender differences in brain health (variable topic – 2027) examines how biological sex and gender-related factors influence brain development, function and vulnerability to psychiatric and neurological disorders.
We welcome applications from early career scientists who:
ECNP values disciplinary diversity and encourages applications from both clinical and non‑clinical researchers across Europe.
The Workshop Committee is charged with the organisation of the Workshop, designing its programme and reviewing all of its abstract submissions, with a view to encompassing forward-looking perspectives on specific topics, and promoting and encouraging the scientific development of European (pre-)doctorates and medical residents. Read more here.
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