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Annual Events:
CVCSN Poster Session with Speaker held in Fall, after the Society for
Neuroscience Meeting.
Symposium featuring Nationally recognized speakers, vendors,
breakfast, lunch, and reception - typically held during VCU Spring Break week in
March.
Annual Business Meeting typically held in April, to decide on topics
for the Symposium in the following year, as well as to nominate new CVCSN
officers.
Nomination of Graduate Student and Postdoc for Travel Awards to the
SFN meeting, typically in May.
Past Symposia:
2019: From Cells and Circuits to Behavior
2018: Translational
Neuroscience in Central Virginia
2017: Neurodegenerative Diseases: From basic science
to therapeutic interventions
2016: Brains in a Dish
2015: Optogenetics,
Chemogenetics, and Circuit Mapping of Brain Function
2014:
The Neuroscience of Aging and Age-Reversal
2013:
The Labile Brain: Neuroplasticity Across the Lifespan
2012:
Wiring the Nervous System: Mechanisms of Synaptic Targeting and Synapse
Formation
2011:
Neuroengineering: Insights from Brain-Mind Interfaces
2010: Mental Illness: Role of
Genetics and Neurobiology
2009:
The Vulnerability of the Developing Brain
2008:
Models of Synaptic Plasticity: Potential Roles in Development, Cognition and
Disease
2007: Aging and the Brain
2006: Emerging Treatments in Neurological
Disease: Genetics & Stem Cells 2005:
A New Look Inside the Brain: Research and Clinical Imaging Techniques
OLDER Symposia: 2002:
Genomic Approaches to Neuroscience: Profiling Gene Expression with DNA
Arrays 1990:
Cognitive Neuroscience
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