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We welcome you to the Neurobiology in Changing Environments symposium, a meeting dedicated to exploring the dynamic intersection of neurobiology and environmental change. Together, we will learn about emerging research, foster collaboration, and deepen our understanding of how neural systems interact with and adapt to evolving environmental landscapes.
In a time where environments are undergoing rapid transformations, the need for interdisciplinary approaches to understanding the brain has never been more critical. This symposium serves as a platform to exchange ideas and cultivate a vibrant community of researchers committed to discovering how nervous systems respond, resist or recover from environmental challenges posed by human activity.
During the event, you will hear from leading experts and connect with fellow scientists whose work complements (and may challenge) your own. We encourage you to embrace this moment not only to present your findings but also to engage in meaningful dialogue, ask thought-provoking questions, and form lasting connections that will drive the future of research into the field of neurobiology in changing environments.
Thank you for contributing your expertise and passion to this gathering. Together, we are building a foundation for impactful science that will illuminate the complexities of neurobiology in our changing world.
Welcome to Neurobiology in Changing Environments.
Warm regards,
Vice President
Paul G. Allen Frontiers Group
Vice President, Science
The Kavli Foundation
Allen Institute
Event Location
The conference will take place at the Allen Institute, a 270,000-square-foot life sciences building, located in the South Lake Union neighborhood of Seattle. The building is purpose-built for life science research and facilitates our trademark team science approach amid abundant natural light and with stunning views of the city.
Getting to Seattle
The Seattle-Tacoma International airport is the closest airport to the Institute, about a 30-minute drive from the Allen Institute.
Attractions & Things to do in Seattle
Dependent Care
The Allen Institute offers a Dependent Care Stipend program to address inclusivity for all by reducing financial barriers for event attendance. Invited attendees to this event are eligible to apply for a dependent care stipend
Learn more by reviewing the details in the Overview document here.
To apply for this stipend, please fill out an application here. If you have questions, please contact benefits@alleninstitute.org
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