[FUN_Mail] [External] Meeting recommendation?
Michael Paul Black
seawater at gsu.edu
Tue Aug 12 15:28:41 UTC 2025
Hi Nadja,
I would suggest Society for Behavioral Neuroscience (SBN)<https://sbn.org/meetings/past-meetings.aspx>, which is always in the summer. It would be more neuroscience-focused than cell biology/physiology, but it is a good meeting. They also offer awards including travel awards<https://sbn.org/awards/abstract-awards.aspx>.
Another possibility, depending on where you research is headed is the International Congress of Neuroethology<https://www.neuroethology.org/>. Ironically, both of those two meeting suggestions were held in British Columbia this past summer, but they move around.
SICB would have been my recommendation as a more general conference, but I understand the timing doesn't work for you.
Best,
Michael
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Hello all,
I am looking for a good, relatively broad scientific meeting focused on cell biology/physiology/neuroscience that runs late spring or summer. I was hoping to return to Experimental Biology but apparently this meeting ended a few years ago. ASCB and SICB are too early. Do you have any other recommendations? Unfortunately, the internet seems to be flooded with questionable listings, so I appreciate your thoughts on meetings that you’re familiar with.
I love taking my early career mentees to SfN where they can be excited and inspired by a broad range of topics/approaches but the timing doesn’t work and so I was hoping to find something similar that runs at the opposite end of the year. We do cellular/molecular neuroscience with immunolabeling/immunoblot in cell culture, worms, and rat brain.
Thank you! Best wishes for a successful fall semester.
Cheers,
Nadja
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