Discover where ISN connects with the global neurochemistry community, from society-led schools and conferences to sponsored meetings and events we attend around the world.
This conference brings together researchers, clinicians, young scientists, and students working on brain energy metabolism, with a focus on aging, neurological disease, neurometabolic coupling, neuronal–glial communication, lipid metabolism, and cellular energetics.
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The 1st International Neurogenesis and Repair Conference brings together developmental and regenerative neuroscience to explore how shared principles in brain development can inform repair and therapeutic innovation.
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This hands-on training school introduces early-career researchers to neurochemical approaches through brain stimulation, combining theoretical learning with practical training and international scientific exchange.
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ISN will take part in NEURO2026, a joint meeting that includes the 69th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Neurochemistry, with ISN involvement through a symposium.
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This advanced school focuses on stroke neurochemistry, cerebrovascular resilience, brain–body crosstalk, and translational neuroprotection, supporting training and capacity building for early-career neuroscientists
This regional training programme supports graduate students across Latin America through intensive theoretical and practical neuroscience training, including cellular neurobiology, neurotranscriptomics, computational neuroscience, and electrophysiology.
This school introduces modern neurobiology across molecular, cellular, and systems levels, supporting early-career researchers through advanced training in neurochemical, histological, and physiological approaches.
This two-week Africa School explores the intersection of neuroimmunology, neurochemistry, and behaviour, focusing on dialogue between the immune and nervous systems in health and disease.
The sixth ISN-JNC Flagship School will bring around 40 selected early-career researchers together for an intensive five-day programme on glial cells, combining lectures, discussions, poster sessions, mentorship, and scientific exchange.
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This workshop connects neurochemistry and computational neuroscience, helping participants explore how molecular and biophysical mechanisms can be modelled to understand neuronal excitability, synaptic transmission, network dynamics, and circuit function.
The 15th Great Lakes Glia Meeting will bring together researchers working on glial biology, with keynote lectures, scientific sessions, poster presentations, and opportunities for discussion and networking.
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This EMBO Workshop explores organelle dynamics, intracellular trafficking, cytoskeletal regulation, metabolic signalling, and organelle dysfunction in health and disease, including relevance to neurodegeneration and synaptic function.
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This course highlights the value of invertebrate model systems such as Drosophila melanogaster, Caenorhabditis elegans, bees, and other organisms for neuroscience and biomedical research, with a strong practical training component for Latin American students.
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This school supports capacity building in Africa by training participants in the use of Drosophila melanogaster models for studying neurodevelopment, neurodegeneration, and brain health.
This ISN Advanced School will focus on stress, proteostasis, RNA dynamics, and their roles in brain function and disease, combining advanced scientific training with professional development and networking for early-career researchers.
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ISN will attend Neuroscience 2026, the Society for Neuroscience’s annual meeting, to connect with the wider neuroscience community and share opportunities for neurochemists worldwide.
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