From 2 to 7 July 2023 the Summer School on Affective Neuroscience organises the Summer Course on Mood, Aggression & Attraction. The course will be held at the Irish College, a monastery style building located in the heart of Leuven.
The course offers an ideal opportunity for clinicians, both psychologists and medical doctors, and young scientists to update their knowledge and expertise on the fundamentals of affective pathology. The program contains a challenging teaching format blending lectures and small group workshops, with ample opportunities to discuss with leading scientists in the field.
Every day of the course will be dedicated to different hot topics in the field of affective neuroscience related to mood, aggression, and attraction. This year’s topics will include Assessing emotions in daily life, Aggression, Neuromodulation, and Psychedelics. |
Everybody is welcome to register now online via scanning the QR-code below or via the website. |
 |
FENS and IBRO-PERC Stipends
FENS and IBRO-PERC provide 5 stipends of € 750 for master and/or PhD students based in Europe interested in attending this course. Through these stipends FENS and IBRO-PERC aim to encourage and promote international experience of students; hence, students that are currently residing or studying in the Netherlands or in Belgium are not eligible for a FENS and IBRO-PERC stipend for this course.
You can apply for this
|
|
 |
Spinoza Grant
One Spinoza grant of €1000 is offered by the European Accreditation Committee in CNS (EACIC).
The grant is intended for highly motivated young scientists with limited resources, who receive no other financial support. To be eligible you must be a young scientist, i.e. graduated from your first MSc or MD no more than 5 years before the start of the academic year and you do not receive financial support from third parties (for example employer or sponsor) for the tuition fee
|
|
More information on how to apply for the stipends and grant can be found on the website. |
|
The European Accreditation Committee in CNS has awarded this scientific event 29 CME credits.
Those interested in obtaining these CME credits will be required to fill in a special online feedback rating form on the EACIC website: www.eacic.eu.
|
|
|
|
|
