SfN Neuroscience 2024

SfN 2024: Meet Assay Genie at the Society for Neuroscience

Assay Genie is delighted to be attending SfN 2024 in Chicago, Illinois on 5th to the 9th of October at the McCormick Convention Centre.

At Assay Genie we take pride in working with some of world's leading Neuroscientists investigating the pathways involved in regulating neuronal activity, so it will be our pleasure to meet researchers attending this year's SfN 2024 convention.

This year we have worked on and launched numerous antibodies focussed on immune checkpoints to support research in this space so we will be delighted to discuss all things cancer-related at SfN 2024.

If you get a chance to drop by we will have some Assay Genie socks to give away amongst some of our brochures discussing some new ELISA kits and antibodies we have launched.

Key information

SfN 2024 Conference Venue

This year SfN 2024 will take place at the McCormick Convention Centre

Chicago from the 5th to the 9th of October.

Conference Dates: Oct. 5–9, 2024
Exhibition Hall Dates: Nov. 8–10, 2024
Assay Genie Booth Number: #540

SITC 2024 Meeting Programme

The Neuroscience 2024 meeting features a rich lineup of lectures by distinguished experts, covering groundbreaking research and significant developments in the field. The Presidential Special Lecture will highlight key advances in neuroscience, while the David Kopf Lecture on Neuroethics addresses ethical challenges in the rapidly evolving landscape of brain science. The Albert and Ellen Grass Lecture will focus on innovative approaches to understanding neural mechanisms, offering deep insights into the complexities of the brain.

These lectures are designed to provide attendees with a comprehensive overview of the latest discoveries and ethical considerations in neuroscience. Each session will feature prominent researchers discussing their work, contributing to the broader understanding of neural function, cognition, and behavior. The program underscores the importance of interdisciplinary dialogue, fostering collaboration and inspiring new research directions in the neuroscience community.

For more details, you can visit the full program here.