29 June - 2 July 2027 • Dublin, Ireland
The European Brain and Behaviour Society (EBBS) invites symposium proposals for the 52nd EBBS Meeting that will take place in Dublin, 29 June - 2 July 2027. Proposals can be submitted from 1 September.
The EBBS Programme Committee welcomes excellent symposia that advance our knowledge of the brain and behaviour, in health and disease, using all research approaches.
Excellent proposals covering either a hot topic in the field or a novel topic not represented in previous EBBS meetings will be favoured.
A symposium may be proposed by any established researcher who did not have a symposium proposal accepted at the EBBS 2025 meeting. Members of the Programme Committee can neither propose a symposium nor be speakers in a symposium. Proposers of successful symposia would be expected to be or become full members of the EBBS*.
Each symposium will require one (or two) chairperson(s) and four speakers (the chair may be one of the speakers). Preference will be given to proposals that represent diversity (across age, gender, and origin). Symposia will be two hours long, allowing four talks of approximately 20-25 minutes each, plus time for questions.
The selection of symposia will take place in December, handled by members of the EBBS Board and Committee, with results announced to the proposers at the beginning of January 2027.
Please note that EBBS cannot cover any travel or registration costs for chairs or speakers of a symposium.
Please complete the EBBS symposium proposal form by following this link by 16 November 2026.
For any questions, please contact the EBBS Secretary at secretary@ebbs-science.org .*Being a member of EBBS comes with many advantages, including full FENS membership, at a low fee of 60 EUR per year. Apply for membership at: https://ebbs-science.org/become-a-member
Ray Dolan
UCL / Max Planck Centre for Computational Psychiatry, UK
Catherine Dulac
Harvard / HHMI
Cambridge, MA, USA
Liisa Galea
CAMH
Toronto, Canada
Nadine Gogolla
Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry
Munich, Germany
Johannes Gräff
EPFL
Lausanne, Switzerland
Christian Keysers
Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Tomás Ryan
Trinity College Dublin
Áine Kelly
Trinity College Dublin
Emma Cahill
University of Bristol
Paul Kenny
Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York
Shane O’Mara
Trinity College Dublin
David Finn
University of Galway
Dorothy Tse
Edge Hill University
Thomas McWilliams
University of Helsinki
Róisín McMackin
Trinity College Dublin