Activities

ALBA organises various activities providing networking and mentoring opportunities to promote careers for members of underrepresented groups. 

ALBA-WWN Webinar: What it takes to succeed as a neuroscientist in Africa

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ALBA & WWN partner to address diversity issues across the Sub-Saharan African neuroscience.

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ALBA Swiss Diversity Mapping

Mapping diversity in brain research in Europe, starting with Switzerland in pilot project

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ALBA Events @FRM2021

Discover the events organised by ALBA at the Virtual FENS Regional Meeting 2021

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The ALBA Diversity Podcast

This podcast highlights diverse neuroscientists from underrepresented groups and their path to science.

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ALBA Webinar series on region-specific issues

The ALBA webinar series focuses on region-specific issues linked to diversity and faced by underrepresented groups in brain research around the world.

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Volunteer

Get involved

Help ALBA increase diversity and ensure equity

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ALBA ambassadors

ALBA activities @FENS 2020

Discover all of the events organised by ALBA at the FENS 2020 Virtual Forum

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ALBA Activities @ECNP2020

Watch all recorded panel discussions organised by ALBA at the ECNP 2020 Virtual Congress.

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women in science

Collective reply to an article detrimental to women in science

A letter to Nature Communications after the publication of an article detrimental to diversity

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ALBA interview series on diversity in brain sciences

ALBA interviewed neuroscientists from all over the globe on their experience of diversity.

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Events

webinarafrica

ALBA-WWN Webinar: What it takes to succeed as a neuroscientist in Africa

Online Event
2/2/2022 14:00 - 15:30
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CET & WAST
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2/2/2022 15:00 - 16:30
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SAST
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2/2/2022 08:00 - 09:30
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EST
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ALBA & WWN partner to address diversity issues across the Sub-Saharan African neuroscience.

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