We are putting out a call for presenters – students, postdocs, & PIs – who would benefit from discussing their research in an informal environment, with other neuroscientists – so please register your interest as a speaker here if:

• you’d like to tell us about your interesting study, exciting results or new technology;
• you have a research problem & want to pick our brains;
• you want to forge new connections, or invite collaborators to join your project;
• there’s a burning neuroscience issue you want to discuss with like-minded folk;

2:00pm – 10-minute presentations, with time for discussion, problem solving, and encouragement after each talk. ECRs at any stage are encouraged to contribute.

4:00pm – Dr David Carey will lead a session giving effective presentations

5:00pm – Nibbles, drinks and networking

(Times subject to change)

Reader in Psychology, Bangor University

David Carey studies sensorimotor control processes in healthy volunteers and neurological patients. Current projects include recording and quantifying manual asymmetries in left-handers and right-handers and quantification of attentional biases towards the preferred hand, which may prove a useful marker for cerebral asymmetries for speech and language.

Dr. Carey is an enthusiastic and engaging lecturer, and he’s kindly accepted our invite (and challenge!) to present on presenting effectively [as a neuroscientist].

We’re excited to bring Liverpool’s neuroscience research community back under one roof, to share ideas, network, spark collaborations, and celebrate the breadth and depth of research activity in brain and behavioural sciences across the city and beyond.

Join us on Friday June 24th 2022 – for talks from local researchers, two internationally renowned plenaries, and poster sessions showcasing the work of local ECRs and research groups.

Preregistration posters give the opportunity to submit plans for studies yet to be undertaken, rather than work that has already been completed. 

Preregistration posters should include the following elements:

• Introduction (background, context, and reasons for carrying out the study etc)
• Methods (how the hypothesis will be tested) 
• Approach for statistical analysis (what are the primary outcomes, how the data be analysed, what statistical tests will be used etc)

Please use the links below to share this with colleagues who may not be part of the LNG network (yet!).

You must be logged in as an LNG member to submit an abstract – or to edit a previous submission. You can register for free, if you’re not already a member. Forgot your password? – It’s been 3 years, we don’t blame you!

There will be two dedicated poster sessions, and abstracts will be made available on the Liverpool Neuroscience Day website in advance. A selection of submissions will also be chosen for a short “data blitz” presentation.

Posters should be A0 Portrait – but you don’t need to submit them in advance, just the abstract using the form on our website.

Also In June: The LNG:ECR Seminar & Networking Evening

The final seminar of the LNG:ECR series on Starting & Developing Your Own Lab will be held on 7th June 2022, in-person on Edge Hill University’s beautiful campus.

The talks will be followed by a tour of the Department of Psychology at Edge Hill University, refreshments, and dinner at The Cricketers in Ormskirk.

The evening is the perfect way to round-off what has been a brilliant series of talks, and will be a great opportunity to network with other Early Career Researchers (including PhD Students, Post-docs and new PIs) in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

We encourage submissions from students and early career researchers, and like the BNA, we welcome pre-registration posters.

There will be two dedicated poster sessions, and abstracts will be made available on the Liverpool Neuroscience Day website in advance. A selection of submissions will also be chosen for a short “data blitz” presentation.

Posters should be A0 Portrait – but you don’t need to submit them in advance, just the abstract using the form on our website.

Also In June: The LNG:ECR Seminar & Networking Evening

The final seminar of the LNG:ECR series on Starting & Developing Your Own Lab will be held on 7th June 2022, in-person on Edge Hill University’s beautiful campus.

The talks will be followed by a tour of the Department of Psychology at Edge Hill University, refreshments, and dinner at The Cricketers in Ormskirk.

The evening is the perfect way to round-off what has been a brilliant series of talks, and will be a great opportunity to network with other Early Career Researchers (including PhD Students, Post-docs and new PIs) in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

The deadline for poster abstract submissions is 20th May 2022.

We only have space for 100 posters. The submission portal will close as soon as we reach our maximum, so early submissions are encouraged.

You must be logged in as an LNG member to submit an abstract – or to edit a previous submission. You can register for free, if you’re not already a member. Forgot your password? – It’s been 3 years, we don’t blame you!

We particularly encourage submissions from students and early career researchers, and like the BNA, we welcome pre-registration posters.

There will be two dedicated poster sessions, and abstracts will be made available on the Liverpool Neuroscience Day website in advance. A selection of submissions will also be chosen for a short “data blitz” presentation.

Posters should be A0 Portrait – but you don’t need to submit them in advance, just the abstract using the form on our website.

We’re inviting poster abstracts for LND2022 – and particularly encourage submissions from students and early career researchers.

There will be two dedicated poster sessions, and abstracts will be made available on the Liverpool Neuroscience Day website in advance. A selection of submissions will also be chosen for a short “data blitz” presentation. Like the BNA, we welcome pre-registration posters.

Posters should be A0 Portrait – but you don’t need to submit them in advance, just the abstract using the form on our website.

The deadline for poster abstract submissions is 20th May 2022 – However, we only have space for 100 posters. The submission portal will close as soon as we reach our maximum, so early submissions are encouraged.

You must be logged in as an LNG member to submit an abstract – or to edit a previous submission. You can register for free, if you’re not already a member. Forgot your password? – It’s been 3 years, we don’t blame you!