Events
NSF welcomes input from the scientific and engineering community on priority research areas and supports planning and prioritization workshops across various disciplines and thematic areas.
Upcoming Events
NeuroNex Webinar, Friday, April 5, 2019, 11-noon EDT
NSF will hold a webinar to assist researchers interested in submitting proposals to the most recent NeuroNex solicitation. Please join the webinar being held Friday, April 5, 11-noon EDT to answer any remaining questions beyond the information provided in the solicitation.
Webinar Register/Join Details:
URL: https://nsf2.webex.com/nsf2/onstage/g.php?MTID=ec3f5bf06b3007378ea983f1bd6b4fcec
Event Number: 902 825 912
Event Password: NeuroNex19!
Participant passcodes: 7211273 (For security reasons, the passcode will be required to join the conference.)
For audio: USA/Canada dial Toll-free 1-877-951-7311 or Toll: 1-203-607-0666 and enter passcode: 7211273.
If joining from an international location, refer below and dial the appropriate number for your country.
Captions: View real-time captions at: www.fedrcc.us/ by clicking "Join Now" and entering event ID #3993942.
Questions: Submit questions via WebEx Q&A for response during the live webinar.
International dial in numbers:
CANADA toll free: 866-845-8494
GERMANY toll: 49-69-2222-4865, toll free: 0800-800-1421
UNITED KINGDOM, BIRMINGHAM toll: 44-121-210-9183, toll free: 0808-238-9817
UNITED KINGDOM, GLASGOW toll: 44-141-202-0813, toll free: 0808-238-9817
UNITED KINGDOM, LEEDS toll: 44-113-301-0013, toll free: 0808-238-9817
UNITED KINGDOM, LONDON toll: 44-20-7950-1322, toll free: 0808-238-9817
UNITED KINGDOM, MANCHESTER toll: 44-161-601-0113, toll free: 0808-238-9817
USA toll: 1-203-607-0666, toll free: 877-951-7311
Restrictions may exist when accessing freephone/toll free numbers using a mobile telephone.
Past Workshops
Fourth Annual BRAIN Initiative Investigators Meeting, April 9-11, 2018
Workshop on Comparative Principles of Brain Architecture and Functions, Nov. 17-18, 2016
BRAIN Initiative "TAD Talks:" Technology Accelerating Discovery, Nov. 14, 2016
Global Brain Workshop, April 2016
Cracking the Olfactory Code: NSF Ideas Lab, June 2015
Neuromodulation Symposium, April 2015
International Workshop on Clinical Brain Neural-Machine Interface Systems, March 2015
Workshop on the Research Interfaces between Brain Science and Computer Science,
December 2014 (live stream recorded and available; workshop report "A new age of computing and the brain" now online).
iNeuro Project Conference, November 2014
IEEE EMBS BRAIN Grand Challenges Conference, November 2014
New Perspectives on Neurotechnology and Neuroengineering, November 2014
Noninvasive Brain Imaging, July, 2014
Physical and Mathematical Principles of Brain Structure and Function, May 2013
Linking Language and Cognition to Neuroscience via Computation, May 2013
Integrating Approaches to Computational Cognition, May 2013
Grand Challenges in Mapping and Engineering the Brain, August 2013
Phylogenetic Principles of Brain Structure and Function: Brain Maps Across Phylogeny, October 2013
Quantitative Theories of Learning, Memory and Prediction Workshop, May 2014
Physical, Engineering and Biological Limits to Brain Measurement, May 2014
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