会议名称(中文)： 第三十四回日本神经科学大会
会议名称(英文)： The 34th Annual Meeting of the Japan Neuroscience Society −Neuroscience of the Mind-
所属学科： 神经科学与心理学,生理学与病理学
开始日期： 2011-09-14
结束日期： 2011-09-17
所在国家： 日本
所在城市： 日本
主办单位： The Japan Neuroscience Society
[ 重要日期 ]
摘要截稿日期： 2011-03-20
[ 会务组联系方式 ]
联系人： The Japan Neuroscience Society Secretariat
联系电话： +81-3-3813-0272
传真： +81-3-3813-0279
E-MAIL： staff@neuroscience2011.jp
会议注册费：JPY 15000
会议网站： http://www.neuroscience2011.jp/english/index.html
会议背景介绍：
The Japan Neuroscience Society (JNS) actively promotes basic, clinical and translational studies across the fields of neuroscience, thereby contributing to society through the advancement of human welfare and cultural enrichment. Neuroscience has been remarkably enriched during recent years with many new methodologies and research paradigms from the molecular, genetic, and cellular levels through neural networks, behavior, and theory. Neuroscience is now rapidly growing beyond basic research in the natural sciences (which also include medicine, pharmacology, engineering, and agriculture) to expand further into the disciplines of the humanities, social sciences and arts. Through the integrated study of neuroscience, it can now be hoped that the brain mechanisms underlying the human mind will be understood within the foreseeable future. In 2009, the Brain Science Council of the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology published an advisory report to the minister entitled “Long-Term Outlook on the Framework and Policies of Brain Science Research: Building an Integrated Human Science and Contributing to Society.” In that title, the term “integrated human science” refers to the overarching goal of neuroscience research, that is, attaining a comprehensive understanding of human nature through collaboration with the arts and humanities, while “contributing to society” emphasizes the practical applications of fundamental research.
With these issues in mind, we have decided to hold our 2011 meeting under the theme “Neuroscience of the Mind”. We are particularly honored to welcome distinguished speakers for plenary lectures, special lectures and symposia. In addition, we will have several international symposia and workshops organized jointly with neuroscience societies from outside Japan. We are also planning to hold special programs for high school and college students to invite them into the exciting field of neuroscience, and for young students and postdocs to help them identify their immediate career paths. As a satellite event, Symposium 2011 of the Society for Cerebellar Research will be held at the Sanjo Conference Hall of the University of Tokyo on Sunday, 18 September 2011. Since 2008, the Annual Meeting of JNS has been fully English language-based for all scientific sessions, and it welcomes a large number of participants from all over the world.
Yokohama is a historical international port city located about 30 minutes from downtown Tokyo by train. The venue provides easy access to a wide variety of superb cuisines and scenic views for relaxation after the stimulating research sessions. We are looking forward to meeting you in Yokohama in September 2011.
征文范围及要求：
The first author is considered as a presenting author.
The first and presenting author must be a member of Japan Neuroscience Society (JNSS). A membership number is required to enter for online registration. If you are a non-member but will be the first and presenting author, please apply for a membership immediately.
For those who are currently applying for membership and submit an abstract, choose " In the process of acquiring membership" and leave the membership number box blank.
For those who are behind in payment of membership fee may be rejected his/her presentation abstract. Please make sure not to forget to pay the membership fee.
One may submit only one abstract as the first and presenting author including a symposium presentation.
