Upcoming Events
International Seminars on Resilience Research
The International Seminars are organized by Karin Roelofs (Radboud, University), Erno Hermans (Radboud, University Medical Center), Birgit Kleim (Zurich, Psychiatric University Medical Center), Anne-Laura van Harmelen (Leiden, University) and Raffael Kalisch (Mainz, University Medical Center). See here to sign up.
See for the events: https://lir-mainz.de/international-seminars
Resilient Minds
Resilient Minds is organized by Maximilian Scheuplein, Laura Meine, Ella McPherson and Elizabeth Buimer. See here to sign up and @ResilienceTea on Twitter.
See for the events: https://lir-mainz.de/resilient-minds
#resilience2023: 9th International Symposium on Resilience Research
The conference covers latest developments and breakthroughs in the science of stress resilience, both in animal models and in human studies. Since 2015, the symposium is the most important gathering of the international research community and has shaped the field and initiated many important debates. Examples? Seen first at the International Symposium on Resilience Research
#resilience2023 is where it happens. Follow us on Twitter: @Resilience Res, #resilience2023.
PROGRAM
The scientific program for this year’s International Symposium on Resilience Research is currently being worked out. Please, check this website or Twitter @ResilienceRes, #resilience2023 for regular updates.
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
Erin Calipari, Vanderbilt
Karmel Choi, Harvard
Claire Gillan, Trinity
Frank Infurna, Arizona State
Sarah Lowe, Yale
Raffael Kalisch, LIR
Roberto Mediavilla Torres, UA Madrid
Papoula Petri-Romao, LIR
Jennifer Stevens, Emory
EARLY-CAREER SCIENTISTS
For information on poster sessions, ECS short talks and the poster award, see EARLY-CAREER SCIENTISTS.
ORGANIZERS
The symposium is organized yearly by International Resilience Alliance (intresa), the EU Horizon project DynaMORE, Leibniz-Institute for Resilience Research and University Medical Center Mainz. We are part of the Rhine-Main Neuroscience Network (rmn²).