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Global Stress & Resilience Meeting 2027 

Call for proposals: symposia, panel discussions, roundtables. Deadline: April 15, 2026 (17:00 CET)

Awards: GSRNet Breakthrough Award 2027; Junior Investigators Awards. Deadline: June 30, 2026 (17:00 CET)

#resilience2026 is taking shape. Under the motto DIFFERENT PEOPLE, DIFFERENT CONTEXTS, we will be discussing resilience in collective trauma, sex and gender differences, ethical and societal aspects of resilience research, and much more. Plus: Free methods workshop “Resilience quantification in humans“ and many opportunities for early career researchers.

The School is aimed at bridging brain science, psychiatry, computational modelling, and complexity science to advance our understanding of mental health.

Despite the huge progress in the molecular and cellular neuroscience fields, our ability to understand the brain and to develop effective treatments for mental disorders is still rather limited. This limitation arises from the predominant approach of investigating mental disorders as a direct consequence of specific disruptions of the brain molecular machinery.

The second edition of this Neuroscience School, which was formerly supported by the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS), aims at improving the scientific training of PhD students in neuroscience and young neuroscientists.

This springer school will involve internationally recognized neuroscientists as teachers and will give the participants the opportunity to face several different Neuroscience fields with a main focus on stress-related diseases and to innovative methodological approaches for the study of neuronal function. During the school, the young researcher will be involved in training activities aimed at developing their soft and professional skills.