NBRC National Convention

Can you tell me in detail about the National Conference - Advances in Neuroimaging and Applications in Cognitive Disorders (ANACoD) 2016 conducted by National Brain Research Centre?

[Rajkumar Agarwal]

The details about the National Conference - Advances in Neuroimaging and Applications in Cognitive Disorders (ANACoD) 2016 conducted by National Brain Research Centre are as follows:

Venue: National Brain Research Centre, Manesar, Haryana

Date: 3rd-4th May, 2016

Registration Deadline: 15th April 2016

Aim and Scope of Conference:

ANACoD 2016 organized by National Brain Research Centre aims to bring together a unique intermix of eminent scholars and students in the fields of systems and computational neurosciences, medical sciences, and behavioral sciences.

The conference centered its focus on neuroimaging advancements and its diagnostic and therapeutic applications in cognitive disorders.

It aimed to cover recent research in the key areas of metabolic mapping, diffusion tensor imaging, functional networks, and neurocognition.

It provided an opportunity for researchers working in the field of clinical neuroimaging to present their work, get valuable feedback, and foster cross-disciplinary exchange of research ideas.

It served as an excellent platform for building new collaborations aimed at advancing neuroimaging research in cognitive disorders.

Application Process

ANACoD 2016 was open to all doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows pursuing research in neuroimaging. Interested individuals needed to fill up the registration form detailing their motivation for applying to the conference.

Registration was free.

Researchers wishing to present posters included the poster abstract.

A total of 20 participants were shortlisted based on academic qualifications and motivation letter.

Applicants presenting posters were given preference.

The selected participants were notified via email.

All attendees of the ANACoD 2016 were provided a certificate of participation.

The top three posters were given a best poster award.

Accommodation was provided to all participants. Return train fare (third AC) was also be reimbursed for out stationed participants.