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2012 International Congress of Neuroethology

Host institution

Call for Symposium Proposals

The call for symposium proposals is now closed. Decisions will be made by 1 June 2011.

[Updated 1 May 2011]


2010: Ninth International Congress of Neuroethology

2010 Conference Poster

The last International Congress of Neuroethology was held 2–7 August 2010 in Salamanca, Spain. Congresses are now held every two years; the next will be held in 2012 in Maryland, USA.

The website for the 2010 Congress can still be visited, and the abstract book is available as a PDF.



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Other Upcoming Congresses

2014 Sapporo, Japan Website

Past Congresses

1986 Tokyo, Japan
1989 Berlin, Germany
1992 Montréal, Canada
1995 Cambridge, United Kingdom
1998 San Diego, United States
2001 Bonn, Germany
2004 Nyborg, Denmark
2007 Vancouver, Canada
2010 Salamanca, Spain Website; abstract book
 
 

Other Meetings


Announcements of meetings relevant to neuroethology can be posted on the ISN website free of charge. Please submit the text of the announcement to Zen Faulkes, Chair, ISN Web Oversight & Education Committee (Email: zfaulkes@utpa.edu). The announcement will be removed after the meeting is completed.

Meeting announcements can also be posted in ISN's newsletter (see Submit an Article under Society News link) and circulated to members by sending an email to the ISN listserv (emaillist@neuroethology.org). Submissions to the listserv are reviewed prior to posting to ensure the posting has relevance to the field of neuroethology.
 

Flow Sensing in Air and Water

18–21 July 2011 at University of Bonn, Germany

Organizers: Horst Bleckmann (Bonn), Sheryl Coombs (Bowling Green), Joachim Mogdans (Bonn)

Main themes

  • Flow in the everyday lives of aquatic organisms
  • Morphological diversity of flow sensors
  • Flow sensing and animal behaviour
  • Biophysics of flow sensors
  • Peripheral and central processing of flow information
  • Artificial flow sensors and neuronal modelling

Web page: www.flowsensing.uni-bonn.de

For more information, send an E-Mail to Joachim Mogdans (mogdans@uni-bonn.de)