
7th Annual
Early-Career Researchers Symposium 2025
Lausanne, Switzerland
February 6th 2025
Anthropole, Quartier Dorigny , 1015 Lausanne
ERS2025
Thursday, 6th February
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Call for abstract
Workshops
During ERS 2025 attendees will have the wonderful opportunity to take part in workshops to help improve their technichal skills in various domains.
The final list of workshops will be adapted based on your preference! Don't forget to specify your interests during the registration process.
We plan to offer workshops in the following areas of interest:
Electrophysiology, Neuromodulation, Behavioral assessments, Microscopy, Human brain imaging, Molecular biology and Data analysis
Registration
Registration for ERS25 is currently closed. Thank you for your interest.
Travel Grants
For the third year, thanks to the generous contribution of our sponsors, we are able to offer some travel grants to young members (PhD students and Postdocs) of the Swiss Society for Neuroscience to attend the annual symposium. These grants are foreseen to support students and postdocs working in laboratories that do not have the means or prefer not to support their participation to the ERS.
The grants can cover a SBB/CFF/FFS ticket (2nd class with half-fare) from the city where you come from to Lausanne and back. Additionally, it is possible to apply for one overnight stay in a hotel in Lausanne to attend the Annual Meeting of the Swiss Society for Neuroscience on the next day.
Applications for the travel grants are currently closed.
Important Dates
All deadlines are intended to be at the 23:59 (CEST) of the indicated day.
Submissions and registrations open on Monday, 11th November.
The deadline for abstract has been closed on Thursday, January 9th, 2025.
The deadline for travel grant requests has been closed on Friday, January 3rd, 2025.

Keynote Speaker
Prof. Eduardo Moraud
"Towards brain-controlled therapies of brain and spinal cord to address deficits of mobility in Parkinson's patients"
Deep Brain Dynamics Laboratory
Department of Clinical Neuroscience
University of Lausanne

Public Lecture
Prof. Jocelyn Bloch and Prof. Gregoire Courtine
Department of Neurosurgery and Courtine Lab
CHUV and EPFL
A few pictures from the event




