New horizons in neurodevelopment and neuropsychiatry - in partnership with Cell Press

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The development of the human brain relies on a highly coordinated interplay of genetic, molecular, cellular, and activity-dependent mechanisms that govern neuronal specification, circuit assembly, and functional maturation. Disruptions in these processes can profoundly affect brain function and contribute to a broad spectrum of neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorders. New Horizons in Neurodevelopment and Neuropsychiatry brings together leading experts and emerging researchers to discuss cutting-edge discoveries across multiple scales of brain organization, sharing the latest perspectives on:

• Activity-dependent mechanisms

• Neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorders

• Neurogenetics

• Neural circuit molecular wiring

• Thalamocortical circuits

• Human brain development

• Neural cell fate specification

Join us in engaging with leaders in the field, and help shape future directions in understanding the developing brain in health and disease.

Speakers

• Alexandre Baffet Institut Curie, FR
• Stéphanie Baulac Paris Brain Institute, FR
• Elisabeth Binder Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, DE
• Rosa Cossart Institute of Mediterranean Neurobiology, FR
• Fiona Doetsch University of Basel, CH
• Catherine Dulac Harvard University, US
• ... and more!

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Deadlines

• Early bird: 25 August 2027
• Final registration: 22 September 2027

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