Notice: Luria Neuropsychology School Gives a Road Map For Aspiring Participants

12:01, July 10, 2020

An important notice for the A.P. Luria NeuroSchool's participants!

As the A.P. Luria Neuropsychology School is nearing its kick-off, the school’s coordinator Prof. Marina Klimenskikh addressed the participants to prepare them for what lies ahead.  

“Dear participants of the II International Neuropsychological Summer School named after A. R. Luria “The World After The Pandemic: Challenges And Prospects For Neuroscience” We are happy to welcome you! From August 20 to 22, you will have a rich marathon of lectures and seminars from the world's leading neuropsychologists.”

The A. R. Luria neuropsychological school is not only a unique educational conference, it is an opportunity for the scientific self-realization for all students. Each participant will be able to become a speaker of the school in the format of an electronic poster session of reports. E-poster is a one-page presentation with voice accompaniment. Electronic posters reviewed and accepted by the school's program committee will be available for review on the school's website and will also be displayed on school days.

The best reports will be published free of charge in the collection of materials of the school with the Russian science citation index (RSCI, on the e-library platform). In addition, the authors of the best and original works will receive prizes-benefits for admission to master's programs of the Ural Federal University (Russia), the best places in the hostel for foreign students, electronic tablets and souvenirs from Russia. In addition, every participant will receive a certificate that will decorate the portfolio.

Electronic posters and abstracts are accepted until August 10, 2020 at luria.school.urfu@gmail.com. Materials that do not meet the requirements or are submitted later than the deadline will be rejected.

For participants it will be a must-see information to check out thoroughly the Appendixes 1-2: Requirements for the design of an electronic poster are detailed in appendix 1, and requirements for the design of abstracts in appendix 2.

If you are currently choosing a master's degree in neuroscience, you may be interested in the master's program "Cognitive neuroscience", which has been stabily running for 5 years at the Ural Federal University!

“We will be grateful for spreading of information about the neuropsychological school and the master's program in neuroscience! We will be in touch! Sincerely, from the coordinator of the second international neuropsychological school named after A. R. Luria, head of the English-language master's program "Cognitive neuroscience", Professor Marina Klimenskikh” – finalized the leading organizer of the School.