Memory Hub Annual Symposium @ NYU Langone Health

New York Memory Hub Conference

Welcome to the New York Memory Hub Conference! Join us for a day filled with insightful discussions and networking opportunities. The New York Memory Hub is dedicated to building community and fostering collaboration among memory neuroscientists across institutions in New York City. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of research and perspectives, build new connections, and encourage cross-institutional collaboration. The conference will be held at the NYU Langone Health Center in Schwartz Lecture Hall E. You will need to enter through 550 1st Ave, and check in with secuirty. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to engage with fellow researchers in the field of memory research and cognitive neuroscience!

Your registration will include breakfast, lunch, scientific sessions, and a reception.

Speakers will cover a range of topics relevant to memory research including:

• Plasticity: Mark Dell'Acqua, PhD (University of Colorado Anschutz), Pablo Castillo, MD, PhD (Albert Einstein School of Medicine), Juan Marcos Alarcón, PhD (SUNY Downstate)
• Cells: Tristan Geiller, PhD (Yale School of Medicine), Cristina Alberini, PhD (New York University)
• Circuits: Steven Siegelbaum, PhD (Columbia University), Ilana Witten, PhD (Princeton University), Aaron Milstein, PhD (Rutgers University)
• Systems Neuroscience: Nuttida Rungratsameetaweemana, PhD (Columbia University), Tristan Shuman, PhD (Mt. Sinai Medical School), Robert Froemke, PhD (NYU Grossman School of Medicine)
• Featured Keynote Talks: Mark Dell'Acqua, PhD (University of Colorado), Kelsey Martin, MD, PhD (Simons Foundation, Flatiron Institute), Steven Siegelbaum, PhD (Columbia University)

Featured Keynote Talks: Mark Dell'Acqua (University of Colorado), Kelsey Martin (Simons Foundation, Flatiron Institute), Steve Siegelbaum (Columbia University)

TRAINEES ONLY: Please note that we have a pre-conference session for trainees that will be held the afternoon before (Thursday, October 29 from 2:30-6:30pm) Science Building 103 (Enter at 550 1st Ave, follow Yellow Pathway). Admission is free but limited - there will be food and drinks!