Quinnipiac welcomes industry leaders in the field of neuroscience to share work and participate in workshops at the annual NEURON conference.
The SITE at Quinnipiac University
275 Mount Carmel Avenue, Hamden, CT 06518
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J. David Jentsch, PhD
Distinguished Professor and Chair at Binghamton University, Department of Psychology
Quinnipiac University has hosted the annual NEURON Conference for more than 10 consecutive years.
On average 100 undergraduate posters, close to 20 graduate posters and 12 data blitz talks are presented each conference.
Students and faculty throughout the northeast gather at the conference to learn about new developments and share ideas.
The SITE, which stands for science, innovation, technology and exploration, features 137,000-square-feet of academic space, including state-of-the-art wet and dry labs, computing labs, new classrooms, collaborative spaces for breakout and group study, and offices for deans and faculty. In addition, the building houses a modern auditorium to seat more than 700 people for both university and community events.
“Diverse Minds, Shared Struggle: Neurobiological Insights into Alcohol Use Disorder through Heterogeneity and Co-Morbidity”
Learn more about Danny G. Winder, PhD
Following the keynote address, attendees could participate in a number of workshops and sessions tailored to their unique interests and areas of expertise, including:
Positive Touch in the Lab: Implementing Rat Tickling for Welfare Enhancement — by Alexion
Community for Rigor: Controls — Community for Rigor
Community for Rigor: Randomization — Community for Rigor
AI and Systems Neuroscience
Intraoperative Neuromonitoring and Surgical Neurophysiology (IONM)
Careers in Science Panel
“Decoding Exercise Drive: Mouse Wheel Running Behavior and the Modulatory Role of GLP-1 Agonists”
Learn more about the DiLeone Lab
Following the keynote address, attendees could participate in a number of workshops and sessions tailored to their unique interests and areas of expertise, including:
Connectomics in the Classroom: Using Drosophila
Effective Resume Writing: 6 Strategies to Make Your Resume Stand Out
Intraoperative Neuromonitoring and Surgical
Neurophysiology (IONM)
Leveraging Al in Psychological Sciences Research
Careers in Science Panel
“Psychedelic drug action on neural circuits”
Following the keynote address, attendees may partake in a number of workshops and sessions tailored to their unique interests and areas of expertise, including:
Connectomics in the Classroom: Using Drosophila
Effective Resume Writing: 6 Strategies to Make Your Resume Stand Out
Intraoperative Neuromonitoring and Surgical
Neurophysiology (IONM)
Leveraging Al in Psychological Sciences Research
Careers in Science Panel
"What have we been missing? New insights into Pavlovian fear conditioning from careful consideration of sex as a biological variable"
Following the keynote address, attendees may partake in a number of workshops and sessions tailored to their unique interests and areas of expertise, including:
Careers in Science Panel
Surgical Neurophysiology and Intraoperative Neuromonitoring
Detectives of Undiagnosed Disease and Bioinformatics
Effective Resume Writing: 6 Strategies to Make Your Resume Stand Out
Poster Sessions for undergraduate and graduate students
Data Blitz Talks for undergraduate and graduate students
"The Long and Winding Road; Ketamine’s Journey from Proof-of-Concept Drug to FDA Approved Antidepressant Medication"
Following the keynote address, attendees may partake in a number of workshops and sessions tailored to their unique interests and areas of expertise, including:
Data Blitz Talks (Undergrad and Grad)
Careers in Science Panel
Surgical Neurophysiology (IONM)
Detectives of Undiagnosed Disease (Bioinformatics)
Strategies for Effective Personnel Management in Undergraduate Research Laboratories
Tressa Pantalena ’25 (pictured), Julia Mathews ’26, John Arceta ’22, Jenelle Miller ’24, Ahmed Anwar ’25, Deja Banner ’23, Ellen Bissell ’23, Aminata Fofana ’24, Carly Sipper ’24, Hannah Van Blarcom ’24, Alexander Whitney ’26 and Dr. Joshua Haight.
Carly Sipper ’24 (pictured), Hannah Jack ’24, Hunter Axelrod ’25 and Jamie Wrede ’24.
Hannah Van Blarcom ’24 (pictured), Jenelle Miller ’24, Tressa Pantalena ’25, Julia Mathews ’26, Maïka Lovinski-Millien ’25, Alexander Whitney ’26, Taylor Feist ’26, Hannah Jack ’24, Shalom Azerrad ’24 and Dr. Joshua Haight
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