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MNS2023 Proceedings
Keynote Lectures
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To our members: please be aware that some members have received fraudulent requests from the TravelerPoint agency requesting money for hotel bookings in Carthage. We exclusively partner with Quinta Travel and Event for all aspects of MNS2023, and all payments (registration/hotel booking) should be made only through the official MNS website.
KEYNOTE LECTURES
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The MNS strives to strengthen exchanges between Mediterranean neuroscientists, promote education in the neurosciences and increase public awareness of progress made. The participation of scientists from the South countries, whether as organizers of symposia or as speakers, is, therefore, highly encouraged. The gender ratio, and the geographical distribution in order to promote a diversity of the attending members, within each proposal will also be taken into account to reach a decision.

The MNS and its partners will provide a limited number of stipends for qualified early-career candidates (guidelines to be released soon). However, the symposium proponents are invited to seek funding for travel, accommodation and conference registration of the invited participants (MNS only offers logistic support at the meeting venue).
LAST ARTICLES
European Journal of Neuroscience Wiley /FENS
Virtual workshop on Publishing
Organized by the Mediterranean Neuroscience Society

Tuesday December 12th, 2023
10:00-11:00 a.m. CET (Rome time)

This workshop will give an overview of the goal of the journal, the review process and its role as the official journal of the FENS, with the aim of educating (young) scientists in what actually happens to their paper once submitted for publication. The workshop will also highlight the importance of ethical practices and considerations, emphasizing the value of integrity, transparency, and fairness throughout the publishing process. Attendees should gain a better understanding of the importance of...
The NEW MNS COUNCIL
Dear MNS Member, I am pleased to announce the results of the recent vote for the positions of Vice President and Council Members of the MNS (Member Notification Society). After a thorough review of the ballots and careful consideration of all candidates, I am excited to share the following outcomes:   **Vice President:** - Youssef Anouar   **Council Members:** - Dr. Ioannis Sotiropoulos, Greece - Pr. Taoufik Ghrairi, Tunisia - Dr. Sandra Vaz, Portugal - Pr. Zakaria Ouhaz,  Morocco - Dr. Luisa Pinto, Portugal - Pr. Eleonora Palma, Italy - Dr. Eva De Lago Femia, Spain - Dr. Lucia Privitera, Malta - Dr. Nermeen Zakaria Abuelezz, Egypt - Dr. Francisco Eliseo Olucha-Bordonau, Spain They will join Prof Giuseppe Di Giovanni, Malta PRESIDENT (from December 18th,...
Interview with Prof. Giuseppe Di Giovanni, President of the Mediterranean Neuroscience Society
Interviewer: Professor Di Giovanni, as the President of the Mediterranean Neuroscience Society (MNS), could you elaborate on your role within the society and the initiatives you have spearheaded during your tenure? Prof. Di Giovanni: Certainly. As President of MNS, my primary responsibility is to provide leadership and strategic guidance to ensure that the society's objectives are not only met but also advanced. One of the significant initiatives I've had the privilege to lead pertains to the enhancement of our society's online presence. We've dedicated considerable effort to developing our website, which now serves as a central hub for neuroscience professionals throughout the Mediterranean region. This online platform provides valuable resources and...
Position: Post-Doctoral Scientist / Research Assistant Professor
The Bortolato lab in the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology at the University of Utah is delighted to announce two new positions for highly motivated Post-Doctoral scientists / Research Assistant Professors, generously sponsored by two new R01 and three R21 grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

The successful applicants will join a vibrant team of researchers committed to understanding the biology of pathological aggression and tic disorders. Our research is based on a translational strategy, which combines clinical and preclinical research with a strong focus on developing novel therapies for these disorders. To this end, we have developed unique models of these disorders and successfully translated some of our discoveries into clinical trials. Our...
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