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Meetings
During the year, the Resilience Network organises meetings for its members (also at the annual ECNP Congress).

10^th International symposium on resilience research
25-27 September 2024, Mainz, Germany

Leading resilience experts from around the world meet to present and debate the latest in resilience research. The annual meeting has become the most important gathering for international resilience researchers and shapes the field of research every year. Find details of the event website here.

The highly relevant topics can be viewed in the programme. The session titles include:

• Hot topics in stress research
• Neurogenesis: how newborn neurons promote resilience
• Cellular and molecular mechanisms of stress and resilience: focus on metabolism
• Complex resilience: networks and processes
• Shaping resilience through innovative interventions

How to register
The deadline to register and to submit an abstract for poster presentation is 31 July 2024.
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There will be lots of opportunities for Early Career Scientists: with short talks, poster presentations, poster awards and networking opportunities. 
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The ECNP Resilience network has brought together clinical and preclinical resilience researchers from all career stages with the intent to foster interdisciplinary collaboration.

Goal
Within the network emerged a dedicated group of early career researchers with the intent to put the network’s mission to practice in the long run, by investing in three main pillars:

1. Transversal, replicable and open research: Establish universal and applicable experiments, translational models, and interventions to study resilience. Share and discuss novel research concepts, ideas and technologies within the field.
2. Integrative framework: Promote and implement a holistic approach to the wide, complex and diverse field of resilience research, moving from an individual-centered perspective of resilience to an integrative one.
3. Updated and unifying communication: in and out of the scientific community: Renew the most commonly used concepts and terminologies in the field. Disseminate the most recent advances through research articles, podcasts, webinars, etc.

Future
With this unifying approach we will lay a solid foundation for future studies, providing a common framework and understanding that enhances the coherence and impact of resilience research.

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Recommended publications

Video
Stress and resilience during the corona crisis

Useful link
STRESS-EU database