SETAC’s annual North American meeting takes place in Montreal on 2–5 November 2026 under the theme One Planet, Shared Future. Registration is open and late-breaking science poster abstracts are accepted until 14 October at 17:00 EDT, subject to available space and a submission fee. The meeting includes environmental-science sessions, training and professional exchange. Virtual registration provides recorded and on-demand content; student and low- and middle-income-country rates are available. The early registration deadline has passed.
The Neuro’s open competition supports postdoctoral research in Montreal through five named awards: Jeanne Timmins, Molson Neuroengineering, Redpoll, Brenda Milner and Armando Ortiz. Awards range from CAD 40,000 to 50,000; themes include clinical/basic neuroscience, neuroengineering, neuroimmunology and neurodegeneration, cognition, and focused-ultrasound neurosurgery. Select the relevant award on the application form and review its specific degree and research conditions. The Ortiz award gives preference to applicants from Latin America and/or Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Apply by Octob
The COSYNE 2025 conference was held in Montreal with post-conference workshops in Mont-Tremblant, continuing to provide a premier forum for computational and systems neuroscience. Attendees exchanged cutting-edge research in a single-track main meeting and in-depth specialized workshops, reflecting Cosyne’s mission to understand how neural systems function.
The COSYNE 2023 conference provided an inclusive forum for exchanging experimental and theoretical approaches to problems in systems neuroscience, continuing the tradition of bringing together the computational neuroscience community. The main meeting was held in Montreal followed by post-conference workshops in Mont-Tremblant, fostering intensive discussions and collaboration.