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Evidence

April 4, 2024

Italian Manifesto “One Brain, One Health” 2024-2031

On Tuesday, March 12th, at the Refectory Hall [...]

Animal in Research

April 4, 2024

SINS’ open letter

Advocating for transparent and ethical use of animal [...]

Evidence

March 14, 2024

Brain Diseases in Europe: TG Leonardo interviews Prof. DiLuca during the Brain Awareness Week

In her interview, Prof. DiLuca delves into the [...]

Evidence

March 14, 2024

The “MNESYS” project in the ANSA spotlight. Interview with Prof. Luca Bonini, SINS councilor

On the occasion of Brain Week, ANSA decided [...]

Evidence

March 8, 2024

Prof. Monica DiLuca Awarded Rodolfo Paoletti Prize for Pharmacology Excellence

SINS is pleased to share the announcement of [...]

Focus On

March 5, 2024

Italia e Francia. Nell’investimento sulla ricerca la misura del futuro di un paese

Engaging piece authored by Prof. Silvio Garattini, Founder [...]

Highlights

March 5, 2024

Olimpiadi delle Neuroscienze | Regional Phase

The regional phase of the Olimpiadi delle Neuroscienze, [...]

Animal in Research

February 23, 2024

EMA 3Rs public consultation still open

The public consultation on the Concept paper on [...]

Animal in Research

February 23, 2024

EPA rejects plan to end mammal testing by 2035

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has discontinued [...]

Animal in Research

February 15, 2024

New initiative consultation on EU Directive 2010/63

The European Commission has launched a new initiative [...]

Animal in Research

February 15, 2024

#BOARD2024 on 3 May 2024

In 2024, Be Open About Animal Research Day [...]

Evidence

January 29, 2024

A Message from the SINS President to all Members

Dear colleagues, I am deeply honored to assume [...]

Highlights

January 23, 2024

Call for Fellowships for Young Italian Neuroscientists

The Italian Society for Neuroscience (SINS) will award [...]

Animal in Research

January 18, 2024

EMA 3Rs public consultation still open

The public consultation on the Concept paper on [...]

Animal in Research

January 17, 2024

EPA rejects plan to end mammal testing by 2035

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has discontinued [...]

Animal in Research

January 15, 2024

New initiative consultation on EU Directive 2010/63

The European Commission has launched a new initiative [...]

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SINS Membership

Membership in SINS is open to all researchers and medical professionals who have carried out studies in the field of neuroscience.

SINS members will be able to enjoy the following benefits:
  • Reduced-rate registration at all SINS events, including SINS National Congress, Workshop, on line events and Schools
  • Eligibility for SINS travel grants and fellowships
  • Eligibility to submit symposia and abstracts for SINS National Congress and other SINS meetings
  • Receive monthly newsletters on upcoming conferences, workshops and job opportunities
  • Participate in the activities of many autonomous SINS affiliated Study Groups and Associations, covering all areas of interest in Neuroscience
  • Appoint the governing boards and approve the annual financial statements
  • Propose new members
  • Be nominated for election to the governing board
  • Assistance from a dedicated Secretariat, with an expert team always at your disposal for any needs and/or suggestions

Furthermore, SINS members are automatically full members of FENS and will benefit from the following…

FENS full member benefits:

  • Reduced-rate registration at the FENS Forum, FRM and Brain Conferences
  • Eligibility for selected travel grants
  • Possibility of registration and abstract slot submission at SfN member rates for SfN annual meetings
  • Unlimited free submissions to the FENS Job Market
  • Free online access to FENS journal, EJN
  • Discounts on subscriptions to several other top neuroscience journals
  • Access to Neuronline, the SfN online platform

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