Inter-university Neuroscience and Mental Health Conference

14-15 September 2017
Western Sydney University, Campbelltown campus

Now in its fourth year the Inter-University Neuroscience and Mental Health Conference has attracted over 250 delegates for an exciting 2 day meeting. This year it will be hosted by Western Sydney University in the School of Medicine at the Campbelltown campus. The conference will be an open meeting with a call for papers (15 minute oral) and posters for sessions and streams over two days.

Plenary Speakers

Professor Andrew Nierenberg - Massachusetts General Hospital / Harvard University USA
Professor Erica Fletcher - The University of Melbourne
Associate Professor Brett Graham - The University of Newcastle
Dr Jess Nithianantharajah - The Florey Institute for Neuroscience and Mental Health

Registration Fees

• Delegates $120; Students $60 (Registration deadline extended until the 14th September)

Location

The meeting will be held at the Western Sydney University School of Medicine, located on the Campbelltown campus, which is a 45 minute drive or 60 minute train ride from central Sydney. 

Building 30, Goldsmith Avenue, Lecture Theatre 213/206 (Ground floor) Campbelltown campus.

Program

A printed program will be available at the registration desk on the days of the conference. To download the full program, Inter-University Neuroscience and Mental Health Conference 2017 Program (PDF, 1329.5 KB) (opens in a new window)

Parking

Parking is available on the Western Sydney University campus, the closest parking is P2, opposite the School of Medicine (Building 30).  Parking in P2 is free. (refer to the Campbelltown campus map (opens in a new window)

Public Transport

The Campbelltown campus  is located next to Macarthur Station and is only a 3 minute walk to Building 30. Macarthur Station is the final stop on the Airport-East Hills rail line; interstate visitors can hop on the train directly at the Domestic Airport. View train timetables (opens in a new window).

Sponsors

Image credit: M. D. Van Wedeen, Martinos Center and Dept. of Radiology/Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard U. Medical School