Amsterdam Neuroscience
AN events
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NIN Summer School
Course & workshop Every two years, the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience (NIN) organises a Summer School that brings together leading researchers and early-career scientists in the field of neuroscience. This year’s edition, entitled “Insight in the Human Brain,” will take place from 17–19 June 2026 at the Singelkerk in Amsterdam.
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CNCR Seminar - Panthea Nemat
Congress & symposium Panthea Nemat will present on behalf of the Molecular and Cellular Neurobiology team.
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Lunch & Learn | Dementia in the picture: The PET scan
Lecture & speech Come to our Lunch & Learn meeting in the Colloquium of Alzheimer Center Amsterdam. While you are having lunch one of the Alzheimer Center experts will speak about the newest insights regarding a specific topic. This time Emma Coomans will discuss: "Dementia in the picture: The PET scan".
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PhD Defense Suzanne Robberegt
PhD Graduation PhD defense Suzanne Robberegt, Identifying contributing factors to StayFine after depression and anxiety | Towards personalised relapse prevention interventions for adolescents and young adults using repeated daily assessments and individual networks
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PhD Defense Arya Rydin
PhD Graduation PhD defense Arya Rydin, Depression and Cardiometabolic Disease
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PhD Defense Felix Linsen
PhD Graduation PhD defense Felix Linsen, From Risk to Treatment
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PhD Defense Timo ten Brinke
PhD Graduation PhD defense Timo ten Brinke, Exploring a new direction in deep brain stimulation
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PhD Defense Arya Nair
PhD Graduation PhD defense Arya Nair, Between blood and brain
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CNCR Seminar - Rebecca Hodge
Congress & symposium Rebecca Hodge of the Allen Institute, Seattle, will present.
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Dutch Neuroscience Meeting 2026
Congress & symposium On behalf of the programme committee, you are cordially invited to the Dutch Neuroscience Meeting 2026 (DNM 26). This meeting offers an excellent opportunity to connect and share research with scientists and clinicians across various neuroscience disciplines, including neuroendocrinology, psychology, neurology and psychiatry.