CPIN Distinguished Lecturer Nominations

CPIN trainee & faculty members are welcome to nominate potential speakers for the 2023-2024 Distinguished Lectureship Series. Because of physical distancing efforts due to COVID-19, online lecture options from international and local scientists are welcome. The nominations will be reviewed by the CPIN Executive Committee for approval. Your participation is important and contributes to the multidisciplinary nature of the lectureship.

Please note the two categories of CPIN Distinguished Lectureship Series:

Distinguished Lecture
Emerging Leaders in Neuroscience Lecture*

*Emerging Leaders in Neuroscience Lecture features junior faculty members who are Assistant Professor or equivalent.

The Collaborative Program In Neuroscience (CPIN) at the University of Toronto is dedicated to promoting a diverse community and particularly welcomes relevant neuroscience speaker nominations that include visible minority groups, women, Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, members of sexual minority groups, and others.

Please wait for a confirmation message following submission to ensure that we have received your nomination.

Lecture Type:*

CPIN Distinguished Lecture

Emerging Leaders in Neuroscience Lecture

Name of Nominated Speaker:*

Nominated Speaker Position:*

Nominated Speaker Institute:*

Nominated Speaker Website:*

Name of Nominator:*

Nominator E-mail Address:*

Nominator CPIN Membership:*

If CPIN Student, please specify your program:

Master

Doctoral

Nominator Department:*

Speaker Research Interests:*

List of recent or key publications by the Nominated Speaker (minimum 2):*

Proposed Date for the Nominated Speaker's CPIN lecture (an approximate date can be listed if a specific visit time is not known):*

General budget for the Speaker's visit, including expected expenses for CPIN (if applicable):*

Other Comments: