The NLN 2025 will most likely take place on September 5, 2025 @ Campus Biotech Geneva
The Annual Meeting of the NeuroLeman Network and Doctoral Schools (NLN’24) tok place at the SwissTech Convention Center in Lausanne on Friday, August 30.
This year’s NLN also marked the endpoint of the FENS – Chen Institute – NeuroLéman Summer School “Monitoring and manipulating the affective state: new perspectives on neurotechnologies and AI tools” and we were very happy to welcome the participants of the summer school in our meeting.
- NLN 2024 Meeting Program
- NLN Abstract Book with poster numbers (infos wrt poster and talk preparation HERE)
Registration is free for LNDS, EDNE and EDBB PhD candidates. Please register and submit your abstract (mandatory for LNDS candidates beyond their first year in the doctoral program!)
Credit validation for LNDS & EDNE doctoral candidates: Attending the retreat earns 1 ECTS credit under the condition that doctoral candidates must (1) be first authors on a poster/presentation (2) and write a one-page document summarizing what they newly learned from the discussions and poster presentations of other participants. The document should be sent to the respective school coordinator (EDNE OR LNDS). In total, up to 2 such ECTS credits can be earned.
EVery year, our annual meeting hosts several awards for the NeuroLeman PhD candidates and alumni to value their work and professional development.
Awards for the best oral and poster presentations
- Awards of the Jean Falk-Vairant Foundation for the best basic and the best clinical neuroscience poster / oral presentation
- NeuroLéman Network Awards for the best oral and the best poster presentation
Marit Knoop, Mi Xue Tan and Anas Masood (UNIGE) won the awards of the Jean Falk-Vairant Foundation. The NeuroLéman Network Awards went to Stefano Scafa (UNIL) and Lukas van den Heuvel (EPFL). From left to right.
Award of the Amicitia Association
The Amicitia Association awards an Excellence Prize in recognition of outstanding scientific research in all areas of neuroscience. The aim of the award is to support graduates from the doctoral programs in neuroscience in the Lemanic area who are continuing their scientific career in an international academic institution.
Please see the website of the Amicitia Association for more information and application procedures.