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Canadian Neuroscience Seminar Postdoctoral Series 2026 (CNS-PDS2026): for Postdocs, by Postdocs.
After the success of the third seminar series in 2025, we are pleased to introduce the 2026 series talks. This seminar series will feature virtual talks from postdoctoral researchers in the broad field of Neuroscience. Selected speakers will be able to share their research and network with the Canadian Neuroscience community from across Canada and beyond. Seminars will take place virtually the first Thursday of every month from February 2026 to May and September to December 2026.
WHY? To highlight and showcase the excellent research done by our postdocs on a digital platform so we may give access to a wide audience. Ultimately, we hope to foster a supportive environment for the growing Canadian Postdoc community.
WHO? All Postdocs affiliated to a Canadian institution (including international Postdocs) and Canadian Postdocs abroad are invited to apply. We welcome applications from every field of Neuroscience. People who have presented in the last 2 years are excluded.
This seminar series aims to support a diverse range of scientists. As such, women, two-spirit and non-binary researchers, and those belonging to other gender or sexual minorities, along with racialized (especially Indigenous and Black), disabled, neurodivergent, and first-generation researchers are strongly encouraged to apply. Selected abstracts will represent the diversity of Canadian Neuroscience.
SEMINAR FORMAT:
Each session will contain two 30-minute seminars presented and selected by postdoctoral researchers. Presentations will be done virtually. Selected speakers will receive an honorarium.
HOW TO APPLY?
Applications have closed this year. If you would like to be updated when it reopens, please join our mailing list using this form: https://forms.gle/4vFNzYL84uhqbmBw7
Questions? Contact seminars@can-acn.org
Sincerely,
CNS-PDS Organizing Committee
