Scientific Events

ReproducibiliTeach: Strategies to make your research more transparent, robust & reproducible

Participants in the hands-on ReproducibiliTeach workshop, offered by the QUEST Center and NeuroCure, will learn to identify common problems that affect transparency and reproducibility and work on implementing better practices in their own research.

This course follows the flipped classroom principle. Participants are required to watch a recorded lecture focussed on common practices for more transparent and reproducible alternatives prior to the workshops.

In these lectures, they learn the theoretical background and skills needed to apply these concepts to their own research. During the workshops, participants ask questions, apply concepts to their own research, learn from others’ experiences and get feedback from instructors and classmates. Instructors will provide support and guidance.

After completion of the course, participants will have implemented practices to make their research more transparent and reproducible, and shared their knowledge with others in their research group.

For more information, click here.

You can register here.

Berlin Neuroscience Meeting

The Berlin Neuroscience Meeting is an annual networking event organized by NeuroCure and the Einstein Center for Neurosciences Berlin. Its aim is to bring together neuroscientists from the local community and international guests, provide a platform to present their latest research, and foster interactions and collaborations between neuroscientists of all career levels. To allow sufficient time for exchange, scientific talks and poster sessions are followed by an informal get-together with drinks and snacks.

The Berlin Neuroscience Meeting takes place in October. Please check the event calendar for details!


Berlin Neuroscience Meeting 2023 at GLS Campus.

Past Meetings

Members' Assembly

The NeuroCure Members’ Assembly takes place once a year. At the meeting, all members come together to exchange ideas and discuss current and future research projects.

 

Members' Assembly 2022 at Humboldtlabor I Dietmar Schmitz & Thomas Südhof

 

Members' Assembly 2021 at KFH I Speeddating 

 

Members' Assembly 2020 at Cabuwazi

Career Lunch Talks

The Career Lunch Talk series offers first-hand knowledge from professionals in a variety of fields. It is hosted approximately once a month on the Berlin Neuroscience Network. Speakers are primarily alumnae and alumni from the Berlin neuroscience community who give an overview of their career paths, share insights from their professional experiences, and are available for questions in a low-threshold environment. Check events to find out when the next session takes place.

How to Join:

The Career Lunch Talk series will be hosted in the Berlin Neuroscience Network.

Registration is required the first time you want to join. We suggest  to register a few days in advance as we will be revising all registrations.

Once you are on the welcome page of the Berlin Neuroscience Network, click JOIN NOW (red button on the top) and Register with your email.

If you are a former or current Berlin neuroscientist, you are welcome to register as PhD, Postdoc, Group Leader or Alumni.
If you are not a neuroscientist but want to join the Career Lunch Talk, please register as a Career Lunch Talk participant.
If you have registered before, you can just login and join the Event.
Future events can be found in the event calendar.

Student/Postdoc-run Seminar Series

In 2023, NeuroCure and the Einstein Center for Neurosciences Berlin established the Student/Postdoc-Run Seminar Series to stimulate interactions within the Berlin neuroscience community on several levels. The series is organized by teams of early career neuroscientists from at least three different labs. Teams invite internationally renowned scientists to give a talk in Berlin. Following the talk, a networking event provides an opportunity to interact with the speaker and other attendees.

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2023

Neuroimmunological Colloquium
The Neuroimmunological Colloquium offers scientists, physicians, and students a framework for exchanging ideas on topics related to neuroimmunology. The colloquium takes place mondays 4:30 - 6:00 pm.
NCRC Seminar

The NCRC organizes an interdisciplinary seminar to promote exchange between basic scientists and clinicians. The NCRC Seminar serves as a discussion forum for scientists and physicians about ongoing research projects and promising results from basic research.

The NCRC seminar on Friday,  February 21, 2025, 12 - 1 p.m. Flyer