Welcome

We are excited to welcome you to our 2nd Engrams and Ensembles in Learning and Memory conference in Dublin, Ireland! We lined up experts from around the world as speakers to discuss their latest findings and state-of-the-art methods. We also expanded our poster sessions due to the high level of excitement we had in the poster room in 2022.

The Scientific Programme will include 31 speakers with a plenary lecture from Dr. Thomas Südhof (2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine). We are leaving 13 speaking slots for submissions from registrants and will select these speakers from early abstract submissions,

All attendees, especially students, are invited and encouraged to contribute to the scientific program by submitting abstracts for Poster submissions. Overall, our aim is for full engagement of all participants and we look forward to a lot of discussion at the poster sessions and our very social outings in Dublin. The size of the meeting and the city creates a stimulating environment for everyone to meet each other for extended conversations in a laidback setting. We want to build our engrams and ensembles community with a focus on the next generation of investigators, and want you to be a part of it.

We hope to see you in Dublin in May!

Meeting Organizers: Tomás Ryan (Trinity College Dublin), Christine Denny (Columbia University) and Bruce Hope (National Institute on Drug Abuse).

Click here to register and pay for registration, and submit an abstract directly through this website. More information will be added shortly regarding the conference schedule, lodging, and Dublin itself.

Registration Fees;

Faculty: €450.00 (€550.00 after January 31)

Postdoctoral researchers: €200.00 (€300.00 after January 31)

Graduate students: €150.00 (€250.00 after January 31)

Research assistants/technicians: €150.00 (€250.00 after January 31)

Undergraduate students: Free (limited number)

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National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)

Trinity College Dublin