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IBRO Schools
The IBRO Schools Gateway is dedicated to supporting the Neuroscience Education Programme offered by IBRO and its collaborating organizations. Go to Applications on the main menu to find IBRO Schools that are currently accepting applications.

Please note that all applications to IBRO Schools are made on-line. In order to apply, you must be a member. Requests for membership should be sent to: membership.request@ibro.info.


12/28/2009 4:50:09 AM
22nd IBRO/FIC/NIEHS Neuroscience School: "Toxins, Diet, and Neurodegeneration"
6/9/2010 -> 6/15/2010
The Kinshasa (DRC) 22nd IBRO Neuroscience School is an advanced "teaching and neuroscience exchange forum" with a special emphasis on the role of toxins and dietary habits in neurodegenerative diseases. Deadline for applications extended to March 15, 2010.
3/8/2010 10:50:14 AM
IBRO-APRC School of Neuroscience, Hong Kong, May 31 - June 11, 2010
5/31/2010 -> 6/11/2010
The School will cover lectures, seminars and a variety of laboratory projects.  All students are required to attend special lectures and seminars followed by groups discussions, with an aim of broadening their perspective in neuroscience.  On line applicatiion opened. Deadline: March 31, 2010.
2/26/2010 5:21:17 AM
IBRO-UNESCO School scheduled for late November on La Reunion Island
11/27/2010 -> 12/6/2010
Open for 30-35 students from Africa, Western Europe and Asia, this inter-regional school will bring new developments on emerging infectious diseases and disclose that basic neuroscience must play a crucial role in research on the pathogenesis of these diseases that burden tropical and developing countries.

3/6/2010 10:10:01 AM
Reports
2nd “Teaching Tools School and Workshop – The Special Senses,” held in Al-Fayoum, Egypt
12/2/2009 -> 12/6/2009

IBRO, SfN and NAS sponsored learning-centered teaching workshop
2/9/2010 3:28:25 PM
Fayoum, Egypt. ISN-IBRO Collaboration near the Nile
12/2/2009 -> 12/7/2009

IBRO Africa activities in 2009 closed with the successful completion of the 21st IBRO African Region Neuroscience School on “Cell Death Mechanisms and Neuroprotective Strategies in Neurological Disorders.” IBRO has again made history; this highly subscribed school was accomplished for the second time in Egypt at a new site.
1/23/2010 3:09:26 AM
Shanghai. "Molecular, Cellular and Behavioral Approaches to Neuroscience"
10/26/2009 -> 11/4/2009

This IBRO School in Shanghai provided a good platform for young students and neuroscientists from the Asia-Pacific region to meet and exchange research ideas and findings with world-class neuroscientists.
1/20/2010 4:35:35 AM
Mexico City. Advanced School "Neurotransmitter Receptors"
10/26/2009 -> 11/6/2009

The IBRO-LARC Advanced School of Neuroscience "Neurotransmitter Receptors: Signaling and Stimulus Transcription Coupling", held in Mexico City, was co-directed by Arturo Ortega and José Aguilera.
1/11/2010 12:36:58 PM
FENS-IBRO NS Schools

A collaboration between IBRO and FENS.

Aimed at training students and young investigators throughout Europe, the FENS-IBRO European Neuroscience Schools Progamme organizes Neuroscience Schools that were previously sponsored by IBRO's European Regional Committees and the FENS Schools Committee.

For more information and applications, see the FENS-IBRO Ns Schools website.

1/29/2010 6:06:48 AM
New International Partnership Expands European Training Program
3/21/2010 -> 3/26/2010
The FENS/IBRO European Neuroscience Schools Program has launched a new partnership with the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) to offer the first joint course for students and trainees from Europe and around the world. The course in Naples, Italy will be held in spring 2010.
1/30/2010 3:03:46 AM
Committee Members
11/16/2009 7:06:52 AM
 
Visiting Lecture Team
The Grass Foundation
Has supported the VLTP over the years. VLTP Courses 2002 - 2008.
4/6/2009 6:05:21 AM
VLTP 2009
1/1/2009 -> 12/31/2009
Four courses are planned around the globe.
12/2/2009 10:39:42 AM
 
Guidelines
General Guidelines for IBRO Schools
The rapid growth and importance of the Schools programme, as well as the fact that IBRO increasingly works in partnership with other organizations to fund and staff the Schools, requires that IBRO clarify the policies and procedures that guide this programme. The  intent is to help to ensure that IBRO Schools, however else they may differ from one another, play their role in the training of students and the building of science.
2/24/2010 11:08:21 PM
 

 

 
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