WHAT'S NEW

• February 21st, 2019 We sent a message for the applicants via e-mail. If you did not receive the mail, please contact us (snss2019@sys.i.kyoto-u.ac.jp).
• February 21st, 2019 The application was closed.
• January 17th, 2019 Dr. Markus Diesmann will give a lecture.
• January 17th, 2019 The schedule is open.
• December 27th, 2018 SNSS2019 webpage launched.

ABOUT SNSS2019

Systems Neuroscience is a field of science that seeks to understand the architecture of the nervous system at multiple scales ranging from molecular level through behavioural level. SNSS2019 will provide chances to learn the frontiers of the systems neuroscience from six world's leading scientists with masteries in wide variety of subjects, including mathematical modelling, fundamental biology, and nano-technology based measurement and instrumentation techniques.

This year's theme is “Statics and Dynamics of Neural Systems", and the conference features exciting talks with particular focus on the large-scale anatomy of the brain, behavioral experiments using latest multi-electrode recording techniques, and their theoretical backgrounds. The school is particularly intended for young scientists, and there will be active discussions throughout the session. Participants are encouraged to prepare a poster presentation to introduce their research to the community.

Sponsors

• Japanese Neural Network Society
• Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas “Brain information dynamics underlying multi-area interconnectivity and parallel processing”
• Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development “Brain Mapping by Integrated Neurotechnologies for Disease Studies”

Faculty(Alphabetical order)

• Markus Diesmann, Ph.D. Jülich Research Centre
• Kenneth Harris, Ph.D. UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology
• Michael Hawrylycz, Ph.D. Allen Institute for Brain Science
• Valentin Nägerl, Ph.D. University of Bordeaux
• Atsushi Nambu, M.D, Ph.D. National Institute for Physiological Sciences
• Sang Wan Lee, Ph.D. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
• Tetsuo Yamamori, Ph.D. RIKEN Center for Brain Science

Director

• Shin Ishii (Kyoto University)

Program committees

• Ken Nakae (Kyoto University)
• Hidetoshi Urakubo (Kyoto University)
• Hiroshi Higashi (Kyoto University)
• Yasuhiro Tanaka (Tokyo University)
• Hideaki Shimazaki (Kyoto University)