Every two years the German Neuroscience Society organizes a meeting in Goettingen.
The Goettingen meetings of the German Neuroscience Society are held in the odd years,
alternating with the FENS Forum in the even years.
The meetings covers a wide range of topics in neuroscience research.
With approx. 2.000 partipants this meeting is one of the largest neuroscience conferences in Europe.
Members of the German Neuroscience Society participate at a reduced fee, however,
also non-members are welcome to this meeting. The next Goettingen meeting will be held from March 23 - 27, 2011.
Symposia 2011
Thursday, March 24, 2011 (9 – 12 a.m.)
Symposia I: 1 - 6
1. Glass, Rainer, Synowitz, Michael, (Berlin)
Molecular mechanisms controlling neurogenesis and tumorigenesis in the CNS stem cell niches
2. Anton, Sylvia (Versailles), Roessler, Wolfgang (Würzburg)
Levels of olfactory plasticity in insects
3. Endepols, Heike (Köln), Goldschmidt, Jürgen (Magdeburg)
Perspectives of small-animal PET and SPECT imaging in neuroscience
4. Benda, Jan (Martinsried), Krahe, Rüdiger (Montreal)
Principles of neural function – how theories inspire experiments
5. Markus, Fendt (Basel), Koch, Michael (Bremen)
Neuropeptides and endocanna-binoids -- key players in the modulation of behavioral processes
6. Clement, Albrecht, Behl, Christian (Mainz)
Motor neuron disease models: Loss of function or gain of toxic function? Molecular mechanisms and therapeutic perspectives
Friday, March 25, 2011 (9 – 12 a.m)
Symposia II: 7 - 12
7. Winkler, Jürgen (Erlangen), Lie, Dieter Chichung (Neuherberg)
Adult neural stem cells in physiology and disease
8. Kaupp, Benjamin (Bonn), Korsching, Sigrun (Köln)
Peripheral mechanisms in olfaction
9. Hoffmann, Michael B. (Magdeburg), Greenlee, Mark W., (Regensburg)
Plasticity in the primate visual system - Probing dysfunction with functional magnetic resonance imaging
10. Herz, Andreas, Wachtler, Thomas (Martinsried)
Information technology meets brain research - New developments in neuroinformatics
11. Pauli, Paul (Würzburg)
Development of fear and anxiety in humans: Behavioural, cognitive and neural changes
12. Haas, Carola, Häussler, Ute (Freiburg)
Epilepsy – a hyperexcitation syndrome with multiple causes
Saturday, March 26, 2011 (9 – 12 a.m)
Symposia III: 13 - 18
13. Theis, Martin (Bonn)
Translational regulation in neurons and glial cells of the central nervous system
14. Friauf, Eckhard (Kaiserslautern), Nothwang, Hans Gerd (Oldenburg)
Dynamic processes in the auditory system
15. Wolfrum, Uwe (Mainz), Paquet-Durand, Francois (Tübingen)
Light sensors in new light: A comparative and integrative view on photoreceptors, their function, differentiation and degeneration
16. Luhmann, Heiko (Mainz), Helmchen, Fritjof (Zürich)
Barrel cortex function: From single cells to behaving animals
17. Neumann, Inga D. (Regensburg), Herpertz, Sabine (Heidelberg)
Neurobiology of complex social behaviour: from bonding to autism
18. Weishaupt, Jochen, Kermer, Pawel (Göttingen)
ALS, Huntington's disease and Parkinson's disease: From molecular pathogenesis to target validation in aggregopathies
Sunday, March 27, 2011 (9 – 12 a.m)
Symposia IV: 19 - 24
19. Dityatev, Alexander (Genova), Ponimaskin, Evgeni (Hannover)
Neural cell adhesion molecule NCAM and its post-translational modifications at the crossroad of 1ignalling pathways and neural functions
20. Blenau, Wolfgang (Potsdam) Baumann, Arnd (Jülich)
Cellular actions of neuropeptides and biogenic amines in invertebrates
21. Moser, Tobias, Treue, Stefan (Göttingen), Spors, Hartwig (Frankfurt)
Optogenetics in neuroscience: From basic principles to applications
22. Hanganu-Opatz, Ileana L. (Hamburg), Kaila, Kai (Helsinki)
Unravelling the activity-dependent mechanisms of network formation in the neonatal cortex
23. Wöhr, Markus (Marburg) Radyushkin, Konstantin (Göttingen)
The social brain - in health and disease
24. Brandt, Roland (Osnabrück), Heumann, Rolf (Bochum)
How do neurodegenerative diseases develop and how to cure them: What can we learn from diverse animal models?
The website for early registration and abstract submission will open in August 2010. The deadline will be on October 15, 2010.
Proceedings of former meetings:
see archive