EVENTS
The Neuroscience Program has a multitude of meetings attended by a majority of faculty and students in addition to the many on-campus seminars.
Seminars
Seminars held every Tuesday (September- June).
Schedule TBD
Journal Club
The Neuroscience Program runs a student led journal club for graduate students.
Schedule to be announced. Journal clubs will be held on select Tuesdays at 10am; breakfast will be provided. We will be continuing the journal club format where we will be hosting journal club with select speakers. ALL Journal Clubs will be held
in RC1N 4109 *unless noted.
Annual Retreat
One of the many highlights of the Neuroscience program has been the yearly NSP retreat in early fall. The event highlights Student, Post-Doc, Faculty talks and poster presentations along with Faculty Data Blitzes and an evening keynote speaker.
Please contact us or reach out to the faculty coordinators of the NSP Retreat Committee, Drs. Fabrice Dabertrand and Won Chan Oh, for more information.
Rocky Mountain Regional Neuroscience Group
The Rocky Mountain Regional Neuroscience Group (RMRNG) is a local area chapter of the National Society for Neuroscience (SfN). Our membership is comprised of all individuals in the Denver and Rocky Mountain area with a strong interest in Neuroscience research. This includes students, postdoctoral fellows, and faculty at regional universities and medical centers:
- University of Colorado Denver
- Colorado State University
- University of Northern Colorado
- University of Wyoming
- Regis University
- New Mexico State University
We host an annual meeting at the Anschutz Medical Campus and we provide opportunities for students and fellows to win travel fellowships to the annual SfN meeting.
Learn more about the Rocky Mountain Regional Neuroscience Group.
Front Range Neuroscience Group
The Front Range Neuroscience Group (FRNG) is a local area chapter of the National Society for Neuroscience (SfN). Our membership is comprised of all individuals in the "Front Range" with a strong interest in Neuroscience research. This includes students and faculty at regional universities (Colorado State University, University of Wyoming, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, University of Northern Colorado, Denver University, and the University of Nebraska at Kearney) as well as other research centers (Spinal Cord Society Research Center in Fort Collins).
We host a local meeting annually in December, and we provide opportunities for students to win travel fellowships to the annual SfN meeting.
Learn more about the Front Range Neuroscience Group.