Connectionists: EITN School in Computational Neuroscience (Fall 2022, Paris): application extended to 30 June
Zélie Tournoud
zelie.tournoud at cnrs.fr
Wed Jun 22 11:12:06 EDT 2022
Dear everyone,
I am pleased to share that application period to EITN School in
Computational Neuroscience has been extended by one week, and will now
run until 30 June 2022.
This training is taking place from 21 to 30 September 2022 in Paris,
France. Application (CV + Motivation letter) are to be sent at
eitn at neuro-psi.fr . More information below.
Thank you and have an excellent day,
*Zélie Tournoud*///
EITN Communication manager/
*European Institute for Theoretical Neuroscience (EITN)*
UMR 9197 – *NeuroPSI*(Institut des Neurosciences Paris-Saclay)
CNRS – Université Paris-Saclay
Centre CEA Paris-Saclay
Bâtiment 151
91400 Saclay
https://www.eitn.org <https://www.eitn.org>
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EITN School in Computational Neuroscience, 2022 session
EITN School in Computational Neuroscience is an intensive computational
neuroscience training aimed at neuroscience students and early-career
researchers. It is supported by the Human Brain Project and is an
oppotunity to learn from researchers from all over Europe. The 2022
edition will take place from *21 to 30 September 2022* in Paris, France.
Attendance is selective as seats are limited. *Applications are open
until 30 June 2022.*
*Information : https://eitnschool2022.sciencesconf.org*
Organizers: Sacha Van Albada (Forschungszentrum Jülich), Albert Gidon
(Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin), Hermann Cuntz (Frankfurt Institute for
Advanced Studies, Ernst Strüngmann Institute), Alain Destexhe (CNRS),
Matteo di Volo (Cergy Université), Spase Petkoski (Aix-Marseille
Université), Gorka Zamora-Lopez (Universitat Pompeu Fabra).
Faculty:
Nicolas Brunel
Hermann Cuntz
Gustavo Deco
Alain Destexhe
Matteo di Volo
Albert Gidon
Jennifer Goldman
Moritz Helias
Viktor Jirsa
Maurizio Mattia
Spase Petkoski
Sacha Van Albada
Gorka Zamora-Lopez
Damien Depannemaecker
Domenico Guarino
Jorge Mejias
Kirsten Fischer
Michael Dick
Renan Shimoura
András Ecker
Athanasia Paputzi
Marja-Leena Linne
Gaute Einevoll
To be completed
Who is this training for?
* Neuroscience (and related fields) students and related
* Post-doctoral/early-career researchers
Why join?
* 10 days of intensive training in computational neuroscience provided
by researchers from all over Europe
* Small scale event: get to connect!
* A complete program:
o Cellular models, and models of brain signals
o Circuit models and networks
o Mean-field models
o Whole-brain models
* Hands-on learning schedule based on:
o Morning classes and tutorials
o Group projects in the afternoon
o Free time in the evenings to visit Paris
How to apply?
This training has a limited capacity of 20 students, therefore a
selection will be performed by a scientific organizing committee.
Applications are open until 23 June 2022.
*Send your application by including a resume (CV) and cover letter
(explaining motivations t**o join) by email at **eitn at neuro-psi.fr**.*
You will receive a confirmation your application has be received within
5 working days or on the day application period closes (whichever comes
the soonest). If not, please consider a technical issue and submit your
application again. Contact eitn at neuro-psi.fr for any question or assistance.
Selection criteria include:
* Working or studying in neuroscience or related
* Experience in python programming would help
* Priority is given to PhD students as the primary target of this
training, although Master students and post-docs are welcome to apply
Practical information:
* If selected, registration fee to attend the training is 400€.
* If selected, you will need to bring your own laptop with a few
pre-installed programs.
* The tuition fee includes lunch, coffee, access to conference
facilities and internet connection during the course days (Sunday
not included).
Location: Institut Supérieur Clorivière, 119 Bd Diderot, 75012 Paris.
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