BrainTalks is a web series hosted by the young GNS to connect early career neuroscientists with established researchers.
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BrainTalks with ‘Tierversuche Verstehen’: Communicating Animal Research
Have you ever struggled to communicate your research topic because you didn’t know how to address the topic of animal research? Communicating animal research is one of the most challenging and controversial topics in science communication. How can researchers communicate their work openly and transparently when the subject is emotionally charged and public attitudes are…
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jNWG Representatives
Are you interested in connecting with young neuroscientists across Germany? Join the jNWG as a University Representative! As the jNWG continues to grow, we are looking for enthusiastic students and early-career researchers who want to help strengthen the neuroscience community at their university. As a University Representative, you would act as a bridge between the…
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BrainTalks: How Neuroscience Reaches Society with Carolin Wagener & Dr. Verena Schuster
Are you curious about how science reaches the public? Wondering what it takes to turn complex research into stories that inform and inspire? We’re excited to invite you to our upcoming jNWG BrainTalk on science communication, featuring two amazing speakers who bring neuroscience beyond the lab and into the public eye. Our first speaker, Carolin…
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From Biological Vision to Digital Twins: A Journey in Computational Neuroscience
Are you fascinated by how the brain turns light into images? Curious about how modern AI and machine learning are revolutionizing the way we study the brain? We are thrilled to invite you to our upcoming jNWG BrainTalks featuring Dr. Katrin Franke (Stanford University, https://www.kfranke.com/)! Join us for her talk entitled: Functional Digital Twins of…
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4th Round of JNWG BrainTalks: Communicating Neuroscience with Nicholas Weiler
Ever wondered how to translate intricate scientific findings into compelling narratives? This session of jNWG BrainTalks is dedicated to science communication. Nicholas Weiler, Associate Director of Communications at the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute and the Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience will give an introduction into how to increase the outreach of your science and communicate…