Early Career Neuroscientists’ Day 2024 ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FORM

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Please use this form to submit an abstract for either a poster or oral presentation for the Early Career Neuroscientists’ Day 2024.

Some important points about the event:

The event is being held on Wednesday, 23 October 2024, from 10 until 5, with a reception from 5pm. Tea and coffee will be served 10-10:30.
The event is being held at Great Hall, Wills Memorial Building, Bristol.
Admission costs: General; £37.50, Undergraduate and Taught Masters; £20.
Oral presentations much be under 15 minutes including questions.
Posters must be printed on A1 portrait.

Please direct any queries to ecnd-2024@brisol.ac.uk .

Thank you for your application.

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As speaking slots are limited in number, you will be offered a poster presentation if an oral presentation is not available.

I wish my abstract to be considered for an oral presentation (15 minutes; including questions).

I wish my abstract to be considered for a poster presentation

I wish to be considered for a flash talk (maximum 2 minutes; no questions) if I am offered a poster (N.B. limited spaces available).

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I agree to my abstract may be reproduced in its entirety in the e-proceedings

My abstract may be reproduced in the e-proceedings following editing. Please send edited abstracts to email address above.

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Name of presenting author:
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Position and, if relevant, year of study:
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School / Department:
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Institution:
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Cardiff

Exeter

Bath

Bristol

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Abstract Title:
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Authors:
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Keywords:
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Abstract (max 300 words, excluding references, format below is a guide only):

Aim:

Methods:

Results:

Discussion:

References:

Please select up to 3 themes which apply to your abstract:

Cognitive

Behavioural

Policy and impact

Social care, poverty, social justice and health inequalities

Education

Animal models and welfare

Mental health and wellbeing

Neurological disorders

PPIE and public engagement

Genomics and epidemiology

Ethics, medical humanities and medical anthropology

Addiction

Molecular neuroscience

Vision

Computational neuroscience

Neural circuits

Electrophysiology

Gender-based violence

Other:

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