CNS*2022 Melbourne: Call for WorkshopsWorkshop proposal submission instructions for CNS*2022Workshops, in which computationally related neuroscience topics can be presented, will take place during the last two days (July 19th and July 20th, 2022) of the 31st Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting. For each workshop, usually, several speakers are invited to introduce a unifying theme, but ample time for discussion should also be planned.
Accordingly, the possible duration of a workshop is anywhere from 0.5 days (one session lasting 3.5 hours) to 1.5 days (three half-day sessions). Half-day workshops will be preferentially scheduled for July 19th. They will thus offer the opportunity to attract a wider audience still present for the main meeting. Workshop organizers are also required to specify their preferred time slot (i.e. afternoon July 19th, morning July 20th,...), in Melbourne local time. Preferred time slots will be a criterion used for workshop selection, as well as number of confirmed speakers at the moment of submission. We strongly encourage workshop organizers to maintain a proper balance for speakers in terms of gender, seniority, etc. Submit workshop proposals to workshops AT cnsorg.org. The Past Meetings page gives access to archives of workshops held at previous CNS meetings.
DEADLINE: Workshops submitted before April 15th, 2022, will be given priority in acceptance. Workshop proposals arriving after April 15th, 2022 will be evaluated based on remaining space for additional workshops. No further workshop acceptances are anticipated after June 15th, 2022. Registration: Workshop registration will occur through the OCNS registration website for CNS*2022. All workshop participants, including speakers, must register. Each workshop is eligible to receive registration waivers for one (for 0.5-day and 1-day workshops) or two (1.5-day workshops) speakers (or organizers). Please address any questions to workshops AT cnsorg.org. Jorge Mejias, Workshops Chair for CNS 2022
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