Seminars and conferences
National seminars and conferences
Below you will find information about upcoming national seminars, conferences, and workshops in neuroscience that can be of relevance to NRSN members.
NRSN members can apply for training grants (up to 10 000 NOK) to cover registration fees, accomodation, and travel costs.
Seminar: Measuring metabolism in the human brain: Translational challenges and opportunities
Place: Trondheim (St. Olav's Hospital)
Time: 8th-9th of April 2024
Price: 1550 NOK (students)
For the first time, the K.G. Jebsen Centre for Alzheimer’s Disease (JCA), the Norwegian Center for Headache Research (NorHead) and the Norwegian 7T MR Center will host a two-day seminar in translational neurometabolism. We are grateful to be joined by excellent speakers who are international experts in their fields. The seminar is open to everyone with a research or clinical interest in brain metabolism.
1 ECTS can be claimed for PhD students presenting a poster or giving a blitz presentation.
Find more information about the seminar and registration link here.
The Aging Brain Conference 2024
Place: Union hotel, Geiranger
Time: 12th-14th June 2024
Price: 6600 NOK
Understanding and optimizing brain aging is pivotal in meeting the demographic shift and ensuring that the increase in health span is accompanied with a similar or even better cognitive health span. The aim of this conference is to provide the attendants with a thorough understanding of the anatomical, physiological, metabolic, molecular, and genetic underpinning of brain aging and how these may link to cognitive adaptations and other health outcomes. The concepts or cognitive and brain reserves as well as brain maintenance, and the potential of preserving cognitive functioning in a lifetime perspective will round up the conference.
1 ECTS can be claimed for PhD students presenting a poster or giving a blitz presentation.
This conference is organized by the Trondheim fMRI group, MiDT national research centre, St. Olav's Hospital, and Department of Neuromedicine and Movement Science, NTNU.