The JBJC Spring Symposium is a one-day virtual symposium on a specific topic in comparative or evolutionary neurobiology, organized by one or more members of the J. B. Johnston Club and sponsored by S. Karger AG. This years symposium will be held on Thursday, May 12th, 2022.
We are excited to have you join this virtual symposium entitled "Evolving intersecting neural circuits: sensory modalities, postures, movements, expressions, emotions". This virtual symposium is organized by Darcy. B. Kelley. We look forward to bringing you an interesting and inspiring day of science.
The field of Neuroscience emerged from many disciplines including Neurology, Physiology, Psychology, Ethology and Evolution. Today Neuroscience is partitioned into even more numerous systems (developmental, sensory, motor, cognitive, social, respiratory) and sub-systems (e.g. decision making in cognitive and mating in social). However, nervous systems do not evolve in parts but as wholes, and under selection for survival and reproduction. The goal of this meeting is to consider neural circuits through this wider lens, focusing on the integration of the many sub-systems that support behaviors across species.
To register for the meeting and purchase a ticket use the following link: https://www.accelevents.com/e/jbjcspringsymposium2022#about
Previous Spring Virtual Symposiums:
We are excited to have you join this virtual symposium entitled "Evolving intersecting neural circuits: sensory modalities, postures, movements, expressions, emotions". This virtual symposium is organized by Darcy. B. Kelley. We look forward to bringing you an interesting and inspiring day of science.
The field of Neuroscience emerged from many disciplines including Neurology, Physiology, Psychology, Ethology and Evolution. Today Neuroscience is partitioned into even more numerous systems (developmental, sensory, motor, cognitive, social, respiratory) and sub-systems (e.g. decision making in cognitive and mating in social). However, nervous systems do not evolve in parts but as wholes, and under selection for survival and reproduction. The goal of this meeting is to consider neural circuits through this wider lens, focusing on the integration of the many sub-systems that support behaviors across species.
To register for the meeting and purchase a ticket use the following link: https://www.accelevents.com/e/jbjcspringsymposium2022#about
Previous Spring Virtual Symposiums:
- 2021 Spring Symposium: Peace through herpetofauna: A tribute to Walt Wilczynski. This virtual symposium was organized by Kathleen Lynch and Blinda McClelland