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• Brave New Brains: the future of brain-computer interfaces and challenges they present Brave New Brains: the future of brain-computer interfaces and challenges they present Advances in neuroscience, computer engineering and artificial intelligence are opening a new world that holds promise and challenges for scientists, philosophers and ethicists. Event Details When: 27th August 2018 Time: 5:30pm drinks and canapés; 6.30pm start Where: Village Roadshow Theatrette State Library Victoria Entry 3, 179 La Trobe Street Melbourne Cost: FREE Suitable for: brain researchers, general public

• Neuroday 2018: Victorian student neuroscience conference Neuroday 2018: Victorian student neuroscience conference Neuroday 2018 is an opportunity for students to discover current neuroscience research and develop an understanding of the research process and possible career pathways in brain research.  Event Details When: 21st July 2018 Time: 9:00am Where: Assembly Hall Methodist Ladies' College 207 Barkers Road Kew, VIC Cost: $20 - includes morning tea on arrival and lunch Suitable for: general public

• FENS Brain Function CoE 2018 Satellite Meeting FENS Brain Function CoE 2018 Satellite Meeting This meeting will focus on modern perspectives about formation and analysis of visual receptive fields. Event Details When: 6th July 2018 Time: 9am - 5pm Where: Berlin, Germany Cost: AUD$50 Suitable for: brain researchers

• What makes 'sense' in the brain? 2018 writing and drawing competition for Australian primary schools What makes 'sense' in the brain? 2018 writing and drawing competition for Australian primary schools Create a brainy masterpiece and win great prizes for you and your school! Event Details When: 12-16th March 2018 Where: Your local primary school Cost: Free Suitable for: general public

• Australian and New Zealand Brain Bee Challenge – Round 1, 2018 Australian and New Zealand Brain Bee Challenge – Round 1, 2018 Teacher registrations are open for round 1 of the Australian Brain Bee Challenge, a neuroscience competition for Year 10 students. Event Details When: 12-16th March 2018 Where: Your local secondary school Cost: Free Suitable for: general public

• We wish you a restful holiday and a joyous new year We wish you a restful holiday and a joyous new year The Brain Dialogue looks forward to returning in January with a whole new range of brain-related events for you. Event Details When: 15th December 2017 Where: ARC Centre of Excellence for Integrative Brain Function Suitable for: general public

• SCiNDU: Systems and Computational Neuroscience Down Under 2017 SCiNDU: Systems and Computational Neuroscience Down Under 2017 SCiNDU is a forum for systems and computational neuroscientists to interact and share their insights into the function of neural circuits and systems. Event Details When: 13-15th December 2017 Where: The University of Queensland, Australia Cost: Variable Suitable for: brain researchers

• Building Bridges: 37th Annual Meeting of the Australasian Neuroscience Society Building Bridges: 37th Annual Meeting of the Australasian Neuroscience Society This meeting brings together a wealth of scientists, educators, clinicians and research students from around Australia and the world. Event Details When: 3-6th December 2017 Where: Sydney, Australia Cost: Variable Suitable for: brain researchers

• Paint a bigger picture - science meeting of the Brain Function CoE Paint a bigger picture - science meeting of the Brain Function CoE Centre researchers present their work and discuss the 'big picture' for neuroscience. Event Details When: 2nd December 2017 Time: 9am - 5pm Where: Sydney, Australia Cost: $84.59 Suitable for: brain researchers

• Hooked on gambling: by choice or by design? Hooked on gambling: by choice or by design? Join this debate on whether gambling is a personal choice or a behaviour driven by the sophisticated design of gaming machines and social environments. Event Details When: 11th October 2017 Time: 6 - 7:30pm Where: Melbourne, Australia Cost: Free Suitable for: brain researchers, general public