Workshop on Neurobehavior
Neurobehavioral Phenotyping for Disease Models and Drug Discovery
The Workshop is a week-long, in-person, interactive course on practical, mechanistic, and ethological aspects of behavioral phenotyping, with emphasis on neurodegenerative disease models and drug discovery. Automated tracking, quantification and behavioral classification will be taught by collaborating instructors from the Datta Lab.
There will be a two day kickoff symposium, open to the scientific community, June 24-25 taught by scientists at the forefront of the behavior field.
Topics include: Learning & Memory, Sensory & Motor, Anxiety & Depression, Addiction, and Automated Methods
Distinguished Speakers (subject to change):
- Sandeep Robert Datta
- Ada Eban-Rothschild
- Neir Eshel
- Michael Fanselow
- Craig Heller
- Barbara Knowlton
- Luis De Lecea/Oscar Gonzalez
- Hans-Peter Lipp
- Richard Morris
- Karen Parker/Ozge Oztan
- David Wolfer
Fees
- No cost to attend
- Housing provided
- Travel costs not included
Applications
- Applications for the 2023 Neurobehavior Workshop are closed
Symposium Registration Form
The Symposium Registration for 2023 is now closed
Neurobehavior Symposium:
June 24, 2023 and June 25, 2023 9:00 AM-4:00 PM PDT
Chem-H and Neuro Building, Room E241
290 Jane Stanford Way
Acknowledgements:
Thank you to our program sponsors for their support to the SPrINT educational mission of dissemination of knowledge to scientists around the world.