Tübingen
SNS2024

Scientific Program

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Symposium Venue

The symposium takes place at the University Hospital Tübingen. The lectures will be held in Lecture Hall R210, CRONA, Level 4, Hoppe-Seyler-Str. 3

Symposium Dinner

The symposium dinner takes place at Japengo, Schaffhausenstraße 113, 72072 Tübingen

Registration

Please register until August 31, 2024

Please use the contact form to contact the organizers

Registration fees:

• Regular: €200
• Student: €150
• Members of the “Neurowissenschaftliche Gesellschaft” receive a discount of € 25
• For students of the Graduate Training Center Tübingen (PhD and MSc), the registration fee is fully covered by the Graduate School (no transfer required).
• Members/employees of the Max Planck Institutes in Tübingen will have their registration paid directly by the MPI. In this case, please do not transfer the registration fee yourself.

The registration fee includes lunch on both conference days and the conference dinner.

Bank Account

Please transfer the registration fee to:

Recipient: Universitätsklinikum Tübingen
IBAN: DE41 6005 0101 7477 5037 93
BIC: SOLADEST600
Bank: Baden-Wuerttembergische Bank Stuttgart

Payment reference (Verwendungszweck): D.33.07956 - Neuroscience Symposium 24 YOUR NAME

Tübingen

Tübingen is a city at the heart of Baden-Württemberg in the South of Germany. It lies at the banks of the Neckar river, 30 km South of Stuttgart, and pleases the eyes of its visitors with its beautiful old town, the castle Hohentübingen and the famous Neckarfront with the tower of poet Hölderin. Tübingen is home to one of Germany’s best universities, the Eberhard Karls University which was founded in 1477. With around 30,000 students at only 85,000 inhabitants, life in Tübingen is dominated by students and academics.

Neuroscience in Tübingen

Neuroscience is a major research focus in Tübingen. Neuroscience research is conducted not only at the university and the university hospital (the ‘UKT’), which is home of the Tübingen MEG center, but also in several other research institutions such as the Werner Reichardt Center for Integrative Neuroscience (CIN), the Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research (HIH), the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Tübingen (BCCN), the German Center for Neurodegenertive Diseaeses (DZNE), the German Center for Diabetes Research (DZD) and the Max Planck Institutes for Intelligent Systems and for Biological Cybernetics.

Young scientists are an important part of the academic workforce in the Tübingen neuroscience community. Their support, advancement and education is fostered by the Graduate Training Center of Neuroscience, with over 300 enrolled master and PhD students.

Restaurants

Fun facts

Did you know that Tübingen …

• … is the youngest city in Germany? The mean age was 39.0 years on December 31, 2011.
• … contains the geographic center of Baden-Württemberg? It is marked by a stone, not far from the campus of the university hospital.

Travel & Accomodation

How to get to Tübingen?

The university town of Tübingen, geographically the center of Baden-Württemberg at 48°31’17” northern latitude and 9°3’16” eastern longitude, is situated within the beautiful area between the Alb foothills and Schönbuch in the Neckar valley.

The „town of short distances“ offers numerous possibilities for parking at the border of the Old Town. Shops and sights, municipal offices and institutions are mostly located in centre; further destinations are easy to access with public transportation. Shared taxis and night buses make a nightlife without car possible. A well-developed network of bike paths makes it easy to get around in town. At specific bus stops it is possible to take bikes along in the bus.

Railway

Tübingen serves as a railway junction with connections to Stuttgart, Black Forest, the Swabian Alb and the region of Lake Constance. From Stuttgart central station it takes just 55 minutes to the centre of Tübingen.

Plane

From Stuttgart airport by car via B27 in 25 minutes to the centre of Tübingen, or by airport shuttle, „Airport Sprinter“ No. 828, in 50 minutes to Tübingen’s bus terminal. The bus runs hourly from the central bus stop in front of Terminal 1 of the arrival section.

Car

From the autobahn A8 (München-Stuttgart) via B27 in 30 minutes; from autobahn A81 (Singen-Heilbronn) via B28 in 25 minutes. Tübingen contains a Green Zone, where environmental badges are obligatory for every vehicle. This measure was taken to cut down the load of particulate matter.

Local transport association (German Website)
www.naldo.de

Busses and cabs in Tübingen  (German Website)
www.svtue.de

Stuttgart Airport
www.flughafen-stuttgart.de

Intercity busses

Germany has a lot of interesting cities that are connected with the university town of Tübingen via daily intercity busses. Just follow the links to see schedules or buy tickets online.

Destination	Provider
Augsburg	www.muenchenlinie.de
Bayreuth	www.flixbus.de
Berlin	www.flixbus.de www.meinfernbus.de
Europa-Park Rust	www.meinfernbus.de
Frankfurt am Main	www.deinbus.de
Freiburg	www.deinbus.de www.meinfernbus.de
München	www.deinbus.de www.muenchenlinie.de
Nürnberg	www.flixbus.de www.meinfernbus.de
Heidelberg	www.deinbus.de
Heilbronn	www.flixbus.de www.deinbus.de
Karlsruhe	www.meinfernbus.de
Konstanz	www.deinbus.de
Lörrach	www.meinfernbus.de
Singen	www.deinbus.de
Stuttgart	www.meinfernbus.de
Villingen-Schwenningen	www.deinbus.de

Where is Tübingen?

Source: http://www.tuebingen.de

Where to stay?

Hotels and private rooms in Tübingen (click here)

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