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Conference Series LLC LTD welcomes you to 17th World Congress on Vascular Dementia and Neurodegenerative Diseases. The principle theme of the meeting is "advancements and breakthroughs in the fields of vascular dementia and neurodegenerative diseases" that covers intensive form of essentially important sessions. This meeting flow regarding enhancements within the field and the new treatment techniques.

Vascular Dementia Congress 2021 can target the foremost recent and energizing developments in the field. The 2 day gathering incorporates workshops, symposiums and exceptional keynote sessions semiconductor diode by notable and eminent speakers who exceed expectations. This worldwide meeting likewise energizes the dynamic support of young understudies, forthcoming specialists and growing researchers as we have a tendency to square measure facilitating Poster Award Competition and Young Analysis Forum at the gathering.

In April 2021, in partnership with the UK Dementia Research Institute, the British Neuroscience Association will host its fifth Festival of Neuroscience.

Due to the ongoing uncertainty around COVID19, our 2021 event will be the first ever online Festival of Neuroscience.  Although we are sorry to miss meeting in person, we're excited to create a whole new Festival experience!

Cajal Wee is a week-long celebration of Santiago Ramon y Cajal in the form of invited talks from renowned speakers from all over the world and a panel discussion on the importance of translational neuroscience. It is an online event.

This training will guide experimentalists in model validation (comparing simulation results to experimental data) using the EBRAINS Model Validation Framework. Participants will learn how to:

• develop model-agnostic validation tests
• adapt existing models so they can be more easily validated
• use the EBRAINS model and test catalogue
• register, search, view and compare the results of validation tests

The training takes place over four days, with two days of presentations and hands-on demos, followed by two days of participants working on their own validation projects with the assistance of the tutors. The training is open to all interested researchers working with brain models. The hands-on sessions and project work (last two days) would be undertaken using Python programming language. Some familiarity with Python would be useful, but not essential.

The 42nd International Neuroscience Symposium will bring together several experts in INSULA’s research. Experts will discuss the role of the insular cortex in emotions, decision-making, psychopathology and neurological diseases.

The Human Brain Projects and EBRAINS together with the Lithuanian University of Health Science invite the entire scientific community in particular early career researchers to join the forthcoming Young Researchers Event 2021. During this two-day virtual conference participants can explore how EBRAINS supports the next generation of brain medicine. Topics like brain atlasing and simulation, translational neuroscience and AI applications will be addressed in interactive plenaries and hands-on workshops. The event also offers ample networking opportunities for participants to connect with peers as well as renowned experts.

The Duke University and the University of North Carolina Alzheimer’s Disease Research Collaborative (Duke/UNC ADRC) is pleased to announce our upcoming symposium: Infection and Inflammation: New Perspectives on Alzheimer's Disease. The virtual symposium will take place on May 27, 2021 from 9:00am-5:30pm EDT and will feature lectures, lightning talks, and small and large group discussions geared toward researchers in the field of Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias. The symposium is free to attend, but registration is required. Please visit the conference website for full details and to register.

We would like to invite you to take part in the Virtual 4th Central European Biomedical Congress (CEBC). The theme is the impact of bioinformatics and omics on biology and medicine.

Through a series of plenary lectures, oral sessions, poster sessions and workshops, industry-sponsored symposia and exhibitions, 4th CEBC will provide new information about the use of the latest technologies in biological and medical sciences, new fields of science, such as proteomics, optogenomics, augmented reality and neural networks.

The program's key topics will include:

• Biological context of bipolar disorder
• Endocannabinoid signaling in health and disease
• The role of serotonin in neurodevelopmental disorders
• Biomarkers discovery in mental disorders
• Neuroimaging – beyond the structure
• Perspectives for therapy of treatment-resistant depression
• Clinical genomics
• Chem- and bioinformatics in drug design
• Genes affect your risk for addiction
• Computational personalized medicines
• Young Scientific Investigators' Session

The Congress also will promote outstanding opportunities for junior scientists to present research and interact with leaders in the field, including awardees of European Research Council grants.

Adopting a highly multidisciplinary approach, the Congress aims to draw an attendance of clinicians, physicians, pharmacologists, biologists, bioinformaticians and chemists, sharing the common goal to promote international scientific cooperation and to exchange of ideas and concepts.

Abstract submission deadline: 30th April 2021

This conference features research using eye tracking, facial recognition, EEG, fMRI, and behavioral experiments on various judgment and decision-making topics.

Stroke is an age-related medical condition in which poor blood flow to the brain results in cell death, and is the second cause of mortality worldwide. While the disability associated with stroke can be devastatingly clear, why stroke occurs and how it kills the brain is less apparent. At this Brain conference, leading experts from both basic and clinical science will present advances that contribute to a deeper mechanistic understanding of stroke, including fundamental questions around: 1) risk factors: from single genes to holistic factors such as the microbiome, 2) the molecular pathobiology of stroke and the pathogenic role of immunity and blood-brain barrier breakdown, 3) neurovascular reorganization and re-wiring of connections after stroke damage, 4) the long term sequelae afflicting stroke survivors and the relationship between stroke and dementia, and 5) strategies to reduce the burden on stroke, ranging from prevention and acute therapy, to promoting functional recovery. A deeper mechanistic insight into these critical events will lead to new treatments and hope for those at risk and/or affected by stroke.

Co-chairs:

• Costantino Iadecola ( Weill Cornell Medicine, United States)
• Timothy Murphy (The University of British Columbia, Canada)

Detailed information and the preliminary programme are available on the webpage.

American Psychological Association's Technology, Mind and Society: A Virtual Conference is the premier interdisciplinary venue for emerging research and innovation on the dynamics of human-technology interaction.

Join scientists, industry leaders, practitioners, students, and policy-makers in exploring the critical role psychology plays in the design, use, adoption, and impact of technology and the AI that powers it.

The Biophysical Society annual meetings are their largest annual gathering of biophysicists around the world. The meetings include symposia, workshops, 15 subgroup programs, over 500 platform speakers selected from submitted abstracts, the Biophysical Society Lecture, more than 4,000 packed poster presentations, as well as educational exhibits, exhibitor presentations, and career development sessions.