The International Astrocyte School is aimed at all those who are attracted by the most intriguing hypotheses on the role of astrocytes in brain function and wish to learn how to best approach these problems. The school, with its strategy of disseminating state-of-the-art knowledge, is especially targeted at young scientists beginning their careers in this field, but is also open to senior scientists wishing to refresh their glial background.
Alfonso Araque, Madrid, Spain
Paola Bezzi, Lausanne, Switzerland
Giorgio Carmignoto, Padua, Italy
Min Cho, New York, USA
Douglas Fields, Bethesda, USA
Marc Freeman, Worcester, USA
Magdalena Götz, Munich, Germany
Hajime Hirase, Saitama, Japan
Frank Kirchhoff, Homburg, Germany
Christophe Mulle, Bordeaux, France
Thomas Nevian, Bern, Switzerland
Richard Robitaille, Montréal, Canada
Christian Steinhäuser, Bonn, Germany
Andrea Volterra, Lausanne, Switzerland
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The current school
can always be found
through this link.
12 November 2013
to
10 January 2014
New deadline
Notification of selections
16 January 2014
Selected applicants must confirm their acceptance by:
23 January 2014
Deadline for payment
14 February 2014
Alfonso Araque
Madrid, Spain
Giorgio Carmignoto
Padua, Italy
Richard Robitaille
Montreal, QC, Canada
Paulo Magalhães
Padua, Italy
Applicants to our School may also be interested in the conference "Astrocytes in Health and Neurodegnerative Diseases"
(London, UK, 28th-29th April 2014),
organised by the British Neuroscience Association and the Biochemical Society.