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Call for abstracts
Abstract submission is now open!
We invite researchers to submit abstracts presenting original work related to the thalamus and its role in brain function, computation, and clinical applications. This symposium aims to bring together researchers from diverse backgrounds to discuss recent advances in thalamic research and foster exchange.
We strongly encourage submissions from early-career researchers, including graduate students and postdoctoral fellows.
 
Topics of interest
Submissions may address, but are not limited to, the following areas:
—Anatomy and connectivity of the thalamus
—Role of the thalamus in sensory processing, attention, and cognition
—Thalamus in clinical disorders (e.g., neurodegenerative or psychiatric conditions)
—Computational models of thalamic function
—Imaging and image analysis techniques for studying the thalamus and its nuclei
—Applications involving the thalamus, such as therapy planning or neuromodulation
Contributions combining experimental, computational, and clinical approaches are particularly encouraged.
 
Submission guidelines
Maximum length500 words
FiguresUp to 3
ReferencesNot counted
FormatSingle PDF
Submit your abstract to the following email address:
thalamicsegmentation[at]gmail.com✉
Important dates
Submission deadline
May 4, 2026
EXTENDED
Notification of acceptance
May 12, 2026
 
Why submit?
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Specialized community
Present your latest research to a focused thalamus research audience.
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Interdisciplinary connections
Connect across imaging, computational, and clinical neuroscience.
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Early-career spotlight
Highlight your work as a graduate student or postdoctoral fellow.
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