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Cortina d‘Ampezzo | ITALY

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Update Covid-19/Corona

The health and safety of all our participants as well as the community we will be visiting in Italy is our top priority. As you probably expected, we are unfortunately going to have to cancel the INAV 2020 meeting. Depending on how the situation evolves, we will hold the next meeting at the earliest convenience and will let you know. We are currently looking at 2021 and 2022.

We will be in touch with you in the next few weeks when we know more about our negotiations with the hotel and have a better idea of the pool of money we will have to reimburse everyone.

There is no need to cancel your registration.

How does the brain know where it is, where it is going, and how to get from one place to the other?

In 2016, researchers from a variety of disciplines touching on the cognitive, computational and systems neuroscience of navigation met in the Austrian mountains to discuss new discoveries, important unsolved questions in the field, and the way forward. This meeting was well attended and highly oversubscribed, so we repeated the event in 2018, this time in Mont Tremblant in Quebec. This was also extremely successful.

We are pleased to announce, therefore, the third iNAV Symposium, to be held in June 2020 in Cortina d’Ampezzo, in the Dolomites region of Italy. As before, the meeting aims to bring together a diverse group of scientists from backgrounds such as systems neuroscience, human cognitive (neuro)science, animal behavior, theoretical neurobiology and robotics. The format for the meeting will be similar to our previous meetings where there will be about 60 speakers giving 20-min presentations. There will be opportunities for everyone attending to either present a talk, a data-blitz or a poster. Students and post-docs are warmly invited.

We do hope you will be able to join us for what promises to be another stimulating and memorable scientific exchange.