This week’s newsletter has been sent out and posted here. An e-seminar is being held tomorrow morning (8.30 – 9.30 am) by Professor Schechtman (U Sao Paolo) on Genetic mutations in patients with congenital insensitivity to pain guide development of a new analgesic. Please see the newsletter for details.
Hongyan Wang Professor, Duke-NUS Medical School speaking on Waking up “sleeping” neural stem cells.
Posting this with a delay: Here is the new newsletter. Please note that the talk by Gero Miesenböck (Oxford) that was scheduled for Thursday, March 19 is now cancelled due to the new travel restrictions. Message from the Chapter President: Dear Singapore Brain Researchers, As social-distancing measures have reduced our seminar schedule, we present the . . . read more
This week’s newsletter has been posted (link). Two new events, including one today.
We have decided to announce the newsletters with links to the full version (also available in the Newsletter Archive) instead of posting their content to the website. These announcements will be posted shortly after the newsletter is sent out. The event announcements for weeks 46-49 are below. Please note that the Feb 11 seminar by . . . read more
Today we released a video overview of our annual symposium from last year. Students, organizers and speakers say what they appreciated about the event. Video features Ajay Mathuru, Hui Min Tan, Yu Fengwei, Zhang Suchun, Adam Claridge-Chang, Rukhmini Dhara, Karen Pang, Jazmine, and Stanislav Ott.
Dear Singapore Brain Researchers, Please see the list of the upcoming events below. The newly added talks and updates are in green. As usual, if you are aware of any new events, please forward them to me (if urgent), or post them to the SfN website. Feel free to forward to anyone who might be . . . read more
On 8 November 2019, the Neuroscience and Behavioural Disorders Program of Duke-NUS Medical School held their annual retreat at the Temasek Club. The SFN-SG Chapter sponsored the prizes for best poster and data blitz session. The winners were: Loke Yng Minn – Best Poster Award Xiong Ding – Best Data Blitz Award Mahekta Rajeshkumar Gujar . . . read more
US Neuroscience & Technology Symposium: Revisualizing the brain Venue: NUS, Auditorium, Level 1, Clinical Research Centre, Block MD 11 (map) Dates: 25 – 26 November 2019, Monday – Tuesday Time: 9.00 (25th) – 18.00 (26th) Flyer and more details Registration Event webpage Symposium on Metabolomics and Circadian Rhythm Venue: NUS, Center for Life Sciences (CeLS), . . . read more
All photos by Sangyu Xu, PhD. and Jurga Mituzaite. Neuroscience Singapore 2018 was held over 1.5 days on the 26th and 27th of September. Here are some photos from Day Two, a full day of sessions and networking meals. Session 3 was chaired by Christine Cheung (NTU).Session 4 was chaired by Andrew Tan (NUS). Session . . . read more