FENS Regional Meeting 2021, 25 - 27.08.2021,

Virtual FENS Regional Meeting 2021

25 - 27 August 2021

Organized by the Polish Neuroscience Society and the Lithuanian Neuroscience Association

supported by FENS

and IBRO-PERC

Virtual FENS Regional Meeting 2021

25 - 27 August 2021

Organized by the Polish Neuroscience Society and the Lithuanian Neuroscience Association

supported by FENS

and IBRO-PERC

Virtual FENS Regional Meeting 2021

25 - 27 August 2021

Organized by the Polish Neuroscience Society and the Lithuanian Neuroscience Association

supported by FENS

and IBRO-PERC

Notice to abstract submitters (14.06.2021)

Dear Abstract Submitters,

Abstracts sent back to authors for revision should be returned without unnecessary delay (email: secretary@ptbun.org.pl).

Please note that payments of registration fees including abstract submission should be received by 18th June, otherwise the abstract will not be further considered and will not be included in the conference abstract book.

Earlier information

Dear Abstract Submitters,

Abstract submission is now closed. New submissions will not be considered.

Abstract sent back to authors for revision should be returned to the organizing committee (email: secretary@ptbun.org.pl).

Dear Abstract Submitters,

you may receive a request for revision if your abstract does not fully comply with the abstract template.

In the next few weeks, all submitters of accepted abstracts will be sent guidelines on how to prepare the poster presentation.

Abstract revisions, as well as late/breaking abstract submissions, will remain open till June 7th.

Welcome to the website of the FENS Regional Meeting 2021!

The FRM 2021 is organized jointly by the Polish Neuroscience Society (PNS) and the Lithuanian Neuroscience Association (LNA) under the auspices and with support from the Federation of the European Neuroscience Societies (FENS), and also with support from the International Brain Research Organization Pan-Europe Regional Committee (IBRO PERC). The FRM 2021 original city venue was Krakow, however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Organizing Committee decided to hold the event on-line to ensure all attendees may meet safely.

The conference will present the latest developments in neuroscience research and host panel discussions on topics ranging from directions for future development to diversity issues in the academia. Traditionally, the Regional Meetings foster interactions among the researchers in the region. This year, we want to take the on-line format as an opportunity, and showcase neuroscience research in our region to the global community