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14 - 16 June 2022

Virtual meeting

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until 12 June 2022:

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until 22 May 2022:

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/ / Given the uncertainty with Covid-19 we came to the conclusion that there were just too many issues to guarantee a successful in-person meeting this year. We are pleased to announce, therefore, the fourth iNAV Symposium, to be held fully virtual from June 14 – 16 2022 in lieu of our meeting in Italy. / /

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

The iNAV 2022 Symposium will take place in an 8bit 2D environment like the classic game, Super Mario – ‘Gather.town’.

We will focus this year’s meeting on increasing interaction and student presentations. As such, each day will begin with a 90 min speaker presentation session where there will be four speakers – each giving an ~20 min presentation. This session will be followed with a 2 hour poster session. Attendees in ‘Gather.town’ will be able to walk around virtual poster rooms and interact with each poster, while being able to interact and talk to people ‘virtually’ close to you.

We are truly excited to share this special format with you and hope you will be able to join us for what promises to be another stimulating and memorable scientific exchange.

Accessible from all over the world, the iNAV2022 virtual 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. In 2016, researchers from a variety of disciplines met for the first iNAV in the Austrian mountains to discuss new discoveries, important unsolved questions in the field, and the way forward. As a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic, the third iNAV2020 Symposium was held entirely virtually but with over 700 participants extremely successful.