This interactive event will take place virtually from September 12-16 on the Gather platform, with poster sessions in Zohuddle. We’ve chosen these platforms specifically to make your experience as close to an in-person experience as possible.

Why is Assembly’s format different from other virtual conferences?
The Gather platform enables you to “walk” around the virtual space and when you get close to other participants they will pop up on live video. This works the same for posters and exhibitor booths and gives you a much more interactive experience than your ordinary virtual conference!

The Assembly offers many training opportunities for participants of all career stages - this year we offer a 2 PhD-credit course on “Neuroscience data integration through use of digital brain atlases”. See all training sessions here.

What is Zohuddle?
It’s an app to simplify virtual networking, specifically the poster session of Assembly. It works by letting you rank the abstracts that interest you the most, then creating a schedule of “huddles” with an integrated video chat for you to meet your matches!

Important dates:

• Registration opens: April 8
• Abstract submission opens: April 8
• Abstract submission closes: May 23
• Assembly: September 12-16

Share with your friends, colleagues, and networks!
Please forward the above email to your colleagues, students, and other networks to make this the best Assembly yet! Is social media more your style? Here are some posts just for you!

Post 1:
📢Deadline extended!📢

You now have until May 23 to submit your abstracts for INCF Neuroinformatics Assembly 2022!

Learn more & register here: bit.ly/Assembly2022reg

Post 2:
How is INCF Neuroinformatics Assembly 2022 more interactive than other virtual conferences?

- “Walk” around the space - get close to other participants to interact via video!
- Earn 2 PhD credits on one of our digital brain atlasing courses!

Learn more: bit.ly/NeuroinformaticsAssembly2021