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Young Swiss Society for Neuroscience 

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8th Annual
Early-Career Researchers Symposium 2026

Fribourg, Switzerland

September 9th 2026

Université de Fribourg - Campus de Pérolles   PER 21, Bd de Pérolles 90, 1700 Fribourg

Join us at ERS 2026, ySSN's annual symposium bringing together early-career researchers from across Switzerland to share cutting-edge neuroscience, foster scientific exchange, and build a vibrant research community. Discover exciting new research, engage in stimulating discussions, and connect with peers and leading scientists shaping the future of neuroscience.

REGISTER HERE

Travel Grants

To help make ERS 2026 accessible to everyone, ySSN will offer a limited number of travel grants for participants travelling from within Switzerland. If travel costs would otherwise prevent you from attending, we strongly encourage you to apply. We want researchers from all corners of the country to have the opportunity to share their work, connect with the Swiss neuroscience community, and make the most of the symposium.

SUBMIT YOUR TRAVEL GRANT REQUEST

ERS2026

Wednesday, 9th September 2026

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Please note that the program might still be subjected to changes before the day of the event

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Keynote Speaker

Prof. Dr. Valerio Zerbi

"Noradrenergic control of brain dynamics: from controlled activation to endogenous locus coeruleus waves"

NeuroCenter - University of Geneva

Workshops

Complementing the scientific programme, ERS 2026 will feature a selection of interactive workshops designed to support your development as a researcher. Covering topics such as scientific communication, practical skills, and data analysis, these sessions will provide valuable insights to help you grow throughout your research career.

1) AI for Everyday Research: Practical Workflows for Neuroscientists - Ushnik Das

2) Mastering vector graphics to create scientific figures - Dr. Peter Rupprecht

3) Co-Activation Pattern Analysis with the tbCAPs Toolbox: Bridging Preclinical and Clinical Neuroimaging - Thomas Bolton

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Sponsors

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