Our most recent events We attended The British Neuroscience Association (BNA) 7th International Festival of Neuroscience in Liverpool (April 2025) Cristina talked about our latest work at the Silent Symposium 1: Spatial Biology of Neuronal Tissue in Multiple Dimensions, and Kirsty presented a poster on RatDISCOThank you to Miltenyi for the invitation and for the generous travel awards. To see the programme and for more information, please visit https://meetings.bna.org.uk/bna2025/ BNA Image competition winnerCristina won the BNA Member Photo Competition 2025. The image was exhibited at BNA2025 and won the first prize. The image will feature in the BNA 2025/2026 academic calendar. This competition showcases neuroscience through photography - providing an insight into everyday life as a neuroscientist. The Developing Brain art Exibition The Simons Initiative for the Developing Brain (SIDB) and the Patrick Wild Centre partnered up with ‘Fusion: Art meets Science’ to create The Developing Brain exhibition. This project was open to all artists and neurodevelopmental scientists, to collaborate and create something inspired by this mysterious structure.Cristina Martinez Gonzalez and Jackie Bell presented the pieces: "Inside my head" and "wider than the sky" FENSWe attended the FENS Forum 2024 in Vienna and presented our poster: RATDISCO, an optical clearing and immunolabelling pipeline for large rodent tissue.Thank you to SIDB, Miltenyi and Guarantors of Brain, for their generous travel awards. Kirsty Craigie's talk at the MACS® Imaging and Spatial Biology APAC User Group Meeting 2024 MACS® Imaging and Spatial Biology APAC User Group Meeting 2024Kirsty Craigie gave an online talk titled: RatDISCO: A novel immunolabeling and clearing pipeline for large rat brains.August 27–28, 2024 | Seoul National University Hospital, Seoultitled Microscience Microscopy Congress 2025One of the biggest events of its kind in Europe, mmc2025 incorporating EMAG 2025 will bring you the very best in microscopy, imaging and cytometry from across the globe.1 - 3 July 2025, Manchester, UK This article was published on 2024-09-09
