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Connect with IBRO at NEURO2024! IBRO looks forward to meeting the neuroscience community at NEURO2024, from 24-27 July, in Fukuoka, Japan. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet and greet members of IBRO committees, editors of IBRO journals, and the IBRO secretariat at booth 83. Meet the Chief Editors of IBRO journals! Come and discover all the benefits of publishing in IBRO’s journals in a chat with Neuroscience Chief Editor, Chen Zhang, or IBRO Neuroscience Reports Editor-in-Chief, Ying-Shing Chan. Date: 24 July 2024 Time: 13:00-14:00 Venue: IBRO booth #83 Learn more ­ Sign up for a Speed Review with the Chief Editors Benefit from an opportunity to discuss your manuscript ideas one on one with Chief Editors Dr. Zhang and Dr. Chan! Fill in the form to indicate your availability for a dedicated 15-minute time slot. We’ll notify you if you’re selected for one of the appointments. Don’t miss this great opportunity!

­ Neuroscience Chen Zhang ­ Date: 25 July 2024 Time: 13:00-14:00 Venue: IBRO booth #83 ­ Indicate your availability

­ IBRO Neuroscience Reports Y.S. Chan ­ Date: 26 July 2024 Time: 13:00-14:00 Venue: IBRO booth #83 ­ Indicate your availability ­

­ ­ Maximizing IBRO's Impact with Streamlined Funding Programs

IBRO is excited to announce a transformative reorganization of our funding opportunities! This is designed to better support the global neuroscience community by simplifying and strengthening IBRO programs with a view to ensuring the global impact of our activities. Our goal is to align funding initiatives more closely with IBRO’s mission to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in neuroscience globally. Learn more about the practical implications of this reorganization and save the dates for upcoming opportunities. Read the article ­ ­ NCAMH Capacity Building Seminar

We had a blast at the Capacity Building Seminar, part of the Neuroscience Capacity Accelerator for Mental Health (NCAMH), sponsored by Wellcome Trust and organized by IBRO! This interactive event in Vienna, Austria, brought together awardees and experts from around the world to participate in sessions on leadership development, data management, and Lived Experience involvement in neuroscience research. Check out a video from the event where participants share their experiences and thoughts on the program. Watch the videos ­ ­ Save the date: webinar “The Value of Global Collaboration: Building Capacity for a More Equitable Scientific Landscape"

Date: 12 September 2024 Time: 16:00 CEST

As part of the NCAMH program, IBRO will host the webinar 'The Value of Global Collaboration: Building Capacity for a More Equitable Scientific Landscape' on 12 September 2024, at 16:00 (CEST). The webinar aims to explore the benefits and challenges of international collaborations, with the goal of reinforcing the importance of cooperation to strengthen research capabilities worldwide and promote diversity in scientific endeavors. More information soon. Keep up-to-date with IBRO news ­ ­ Gender Balance in the Latin American Neuroscience Community

Join IBRO-LARC and UDELAR in shaping the future of neuroscience in Latin America! All neuroscientists working in Latin America and the Caribbean are invited to participate in the second phase of the "Gender Balance in the Latin American Neuroscience Community" project, a follow-up to the study published in IBRO Neuroscience Reports (Silva et al, 2021). This phase includes a vital survey to track gender trends in leadership roles and careers in neuroscience in Latin America. Your insights are crucial to improving our understanding and breaking perceived and real barriers to gender equality. The 20-minute survey can be completed until 31 July 2024.

For any inquiries: genderbalance.survey@fcea.edu.uy Complete the survey ­ ­ Welcome to our new member society!

IBRO is thrilled to announce that we have been joined by the Society for the Neural Control of Movement! Thank you for trusting IBRO’s work and contributing to our mission to bring neuroscience to the world!

Discover IBRO members ­ ­ IBRO in Action

Capacity Building: Empowering the Global Neuroscience Community IBRO is committed to promoting neuroscience globally by offering opportunities designed to enhance neuroscientists' capabilities and advance their careers. In collaboration with like-minded organizations, IBRO develops and supports programs that benefit neuroscientists at all career stages. In this article, we feature collaborative initiatives aimed at empowering neuroscientists across the globe through capacity building. Read the article Have you published a paper, organized an event, or achieved something major you have been working towards with help from an IBRO grant? We would be happy to hear from you: communications@ibro.org ­ Career Development Grants Society Meeting Support

­ Eligibility: All regions Deadline: 2 Aug 2024 More info ­ Parenthood Grants

­ Eligibility: All regions Deadline: 15 Aug 2024 More info CSHL Fellowships

­ Eligibility: US/Canada Deadline: Course dependent More info ­ FENS/IBRO-PERC Exchange Fellowships ­ Eligibility: All regions Deadline: 15 Oct 2024 More info Brain Awareness Week Grants 2025 Opening Soon ­ Eligibility: Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and US/Canada Application dates: 1 Sep - 31 Oct 2024 More info ­ Speaker Support Opening Soon ­ Eligibility: TBD Application dates: 1-30 Sep 2024 More information soon. Rising Stars Awards Opening Soon ­ Eligibility: Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and US/Canada Application dates: 15 Sep - 15 Oct 2024 More info ­ ­ Browse the 2024 Grants Calendar ­ ­ Schools and Training Neuropharmacology for Drug Discovery ­ 🗓 22-26 Nov 2024 📍 Harare, Zimbabwe Apply by 22 Jul 2024 ­ Brain Ageing and Dementia

­ 🗓 3-6 Dec 2024 📍Nairobi, Kenya Apply by 3 Aug 2024 Browse the 2024 Training Calendar ­ ­ Journals ­ Exploration in mind: new research published in Neuroscience sheds light on the neuroscience behind the motivation to explore

Being able to move freely and explore an unfamiliar or new location is an important part of who we are. But what goes on in our brains when we do this? Research published in Neuroscience in mice provides new insight into the role of different brain regions in enabling voluntary movement when faced with unfamiliar surroundings. Read the interview with the authors to learn more about these intriguing findings! Read the article ­ Call for Papers: Special Issue on Emerging Topics from South America to Global Neuroscience

A commemorative special issue of Neuroscience is being organized to mark the 30th anniversary of the Uruguayan Neuroscience Society (SNU). The special issue, entitled “Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Uruguayan Society for Neuroscience: Emerging topics from South America to Global Neuroscience”, will highlight review articles and original research papers, with a particular emphasis on collaborations between local and international researchers. The focus will be on areas where Uruguayan neuroscience has made notable contributions to the global neuroscience field. The deadline for manuscript submission is 15 August 2024. Learn more ­ Call for papers: Spotlight on scientific advances by early-career neuroscientists

IBRO Neuroscience Reports has opened a call for papers on scientific advances by early-career neuroscientists, with two volumes, one focusing on Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience (vol. 1) and another on Systems and Computational Neuroscience (Vol. 2). This mini-series aims to highlight the contributions of early-career neuroscientists from all over the world. The deadline for manuscript submission for both volumes is 28 February 2025. Learn more Support IBRO and publish in Neuroscience and IBRO Neuroscience Reports ­ Member and Partner News ­

Find out more IBRO Member Round-up: July 2024 Society for Neuroscience (SfN): Call for Late-Breaking Abstracts to #SfN24 - 23 Jul - 1 Aug 2024, Chicago, US Federation of Asian-Oceanian Neuroscience Societies (FAONS): The 8th FAONS Congress - 24-27 Jul 2024, Fukuoka, Japan International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility (INCF): INCF Assembly: Brain Meets AI - 23-27 Sep 2024, Austin, US The Australasian Neuroscience Society: ANS 42nd Annual Scientific Meeting - 2-4 Dec 2024, Perth, Australia European Society for Neurochemistry (ESN): ESN-HSN joint meeting - 18-21 May 2025, Naxos, Greece

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Read more Early Bird Registration for Brain Innovation Days 2024 is Open! Join the European Brain Council for Brain Innovation Days on 13-14 November 2024 in Brussels, Belgium. Until 31 July, you can benefit from an Early Bird rate. By registering, you will have access to on-site matchmaking, a Cocktail Reception on 13 November, the Brain Innovation Days Pitch Competition, an Innovation Hall, inspiring sessions and much more. Join the circle of influence in the brain sector and network with key players in the brain research and innovation field — investors, researchers, clinicians, patient representatives, policymakers and more. You don’t want to miss this! Hurry up and reserve your spot! ­ ­ ­

Read more Breaking Barriers: Accessibility Tips for Neuroscience Video Series

This short video project, organized by the ALBA Disability & Accessibility Working Group, aims to provide tips for researchers, funders and organizations to make tangible improvements in working environments and to be more inclusive of neuroscientists with disabilities. Episode 6 is out! Prof. Matt Grubb (UK) explains why and how making things more accessible is a winning formula for everyone. For more insights from the Working Group, visit the ALBA Network Website.

­ ­ General Interest ­

Learn more CAJAL Course: Movement and motor control in health and disease In this course, from 18 Nov – 6 Dec 2024 at the Bordeaux School of Neuroscience, Bordeaux, France, participants will learn about the common organization of motor centers across species (from lamprey to primate) and also the neuronal mechanism and dynamics that underlie spontaneous and voluntary movements as well as how pathological alteration of these activities can lead to detrimental motor performances and disease state. The goal of this CAJAL course is to instruct promising young neuroscientists on the advanced scientific concepts established in the field of motor control. Apply until 22 July! ­ ­ Join our community! ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ www.ibro.org

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