Virtual event

Events

Events Search and Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Today

  • White background. At the in green reads "Integratice Neuroscience at Dartmouth" between the Neuroscience program & Dartmouth University's logos. In the center is a green block that features pictures of intracellular imaging (left) and neuroanatomy staining of a Drosophila brain (right), with a photo of a student in a lab coat in the center. The text overtop reads "Join our Virtual Open House: Meet current faculty and students, find out about our program, and ask questions about admissions!" In black text underneath reads: TUesday, November 19, 2024 12:00 - 1:00 PM EST Point the camera at the QR code and Register now! More information at: https://sites.dartmouth.edu/ind/ On the bottom left is the Twitter logo with their handle "@DartmouthNeuro" next to it, and on the right is a QR code in green.

    Dartmouth College Virtual Graduate School Open House

    External Events

    Join Dartmouth College's Graduate Integrative Neuroscience Program on Tuesday, Nov. 19 at 12 PM EST to learn more about their program, meet current faculty & students and ask any questions about admissions! Register here: https://apply.gs.dartmouth.edu/register/?id=ae5c57a4-9ee4-4046-b9c2-d3c5a1d7eba0&&sys:field:inq_program_study=90d2b311-b2ef-4fde-bfe1-21f8bfe9f306 Keep up to date with Dartmouth's Integrative Neuroscience program on X/Twitter: @DartmouthNeuro

  • Wake Forest College Virtual Open House

    External Events

    Join Wake Forest College's Graduate Program in Neuroscience on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 12 PM EST to learn more about the Neuroscience Graduate Program at Wake Forest University School of Medicine through our their virtual information session. Register here: https://admit.applyweb.com/events/register/7W96MQ Keep up to date with Wake Forest Graduate Program in Neuroscience on X/Twitter: @WakeNeuroGrad

  • NeuroNovember by Project Encephalon & Simply Neuroscience

    External Events

    "NeuroNovember is a global youth-led neuroscience conference, jointly organized by Project Encephalon and Simply Neuroscience. This two-day virtual conference (November 9th and 10th) provides a dynamic opportunity for trainees and early-career professionals to delve deeper into the fascinating, interdisciplinary world of neuroscience. NeuroNovember will feature scientific talks, workshops, poster sessions, and various other opportunities to […]

  • Day 2: Outstanding Members Through the Years Panel

    National Event

    Join us for Day 2 of our Outstanding Members Through the Years Panel, a new, ongoing initiative as part of our Conversations with Neuroscientists series, to spotlight and connect you with more of the Nu Rho Psi network! These are excellent opportunities to meet, learn from, and talk with Nu Rho Psi members at all […]

  • Dark green background with neurons, bottom half has grey text block, a photo of Dr. Yu, and a yellow division line. The top right corner has the Weber State University logo (white circle, brain in center, Neuroscience #WeberBrains). Text reads: Neuropolitics Lecture with Liya Yu. March 18, 2026 at Noon. Haven J. Barlow Lecture Hall (Lindquist Hall 101) or via Zoom. ""What's happening inside my enemy's brain? Using neuropolitics to overcome dehumanization and polarization in liberal democracies" Join the Neuroscience Program annd the Olene S. Walker Institute of Politics & Public Service as they welcome neuropolitical theorist and political scientist, Dr. Liya Yu. Yu authored Vulnerable Minds: The Neuropolitics of Divided Societies and Brain over Morality: How Neuropolitics Strengthens Social Solidarity. She was educated at the University of Cambridge and Columbia University and has taught and researched in the US, Europe and Asia. She was nominated for the Progressive Science Voices Award Berlin 2024 and is the youngest board member of the German Federation of Scientists. She is affiliated with LMU Munich and the University of the Arts Berlin, and lives in Berlin." At the bottom is the Weber State University logo.

    Neuroscience Lecture Series – Neuropolitics

    Featured
    Chapter Event

    The Neuroscience Program is thrilled to co-host our next speaker with the Olene S. Walker Institute of Politics and Public Service, Dr. Liya Yu! Dr. Yu will be presenting virtually next Wednesday, March 18th, 12-1:30pm via Zoom. If you'd like to enjoy snacks and watch her presentation together, please join us in LH 101 for […]