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Everything Neuroscience (ΣN)

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THIS YEAR'S THEME

NEUROPHYSIOLOGY

The 11th annual EN Conference centred around the theme of Neurophysiology, presenting a dynamic and comprehensive exploration of the field. This was the first year NAUS decided to host the event during the winter semester. The event served as a conduit for introducing a wide range of neurophysiology research topics to a diverse audience, including undergraduate and graduate students, visiting scholars, professors, and the interested public.

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SPEAKER SESSIONS & HIGHLIGHTS

KEY THEMES ΣN 2024:

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  • Memory Engrams & Neural Plasticity – Insights into how neuronal membership in memory engrams evolves with time and experience

  • Astrocytes & Memory Processing – Advances in computational glioscience and implications for brain function

  • Neuroendocrinology & Metabolic Disorders – Mechanistic effects of high-fat diets and industrial chemicals on hypothalamic neuronal function and obesity

  • Genetics of Reading Disabilities – Neural cell models, functional risk genes, and links to childhood-onset cognitive and psychiatric disorders

  • NMDA Receptors & Neuropsychiatric Disorders – Molecular mechanisms underlying schizophrenia, autism, GRIN disorder, and emerging therapeutic strategies

  • Translational Epilepsy Research – Bridging animal models to human applications through neural synchrony and pharmacological interventions

 

SPEAKERS

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & SPECIAL THANKS

A huge thank you to:

🎤 Our incredible speakers for sharing their expertise
🎓 Our attendees for engaging discussions and making the event a success
🧠 The NAUS Executive Team for organizing this year’s ΣN Conference

💡 Our sponsors & partners for supporting neuroscience education and innovation

📸 And a special thank you to Lili Castiblanco for taking photos during the event
💜 See you next year at ΣN 2026!

Deconstructing the power of the brain one neuron at a time

2025-2026 NAUS

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