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Proceedings and programmes

Programmes, the invitation and the souvenir of the Society’s meetings since 2015, with a note on what each PDF contains, and the journal provided for in the Bye-laws.

CNSI-2020 scientific programme

PDF, 8 pages. 20–22 January 2020, GFSU, Gandhinagar

The three-day schedule of the International Conference on Emerging Trends in Cognitive Neuroscience: Forensics and Clinical Applications, session by session, with speakers, talk titles and session chairs.

Contents

  • The keynote by Prof. C.R. Mukundan and plenary talks by Prof. K. Ganapathy and Prof. D.M. Pestonjee
  • Fifteen sessions, with sixteen invited talks
  • Special scientific sessions and a free paper session
  • Two student award sessions with eighteen presentations
  • Seven posters
  • The inaugural session, Forensic Psychology Day and the valedictory function
  • A closing workshop on EEG and ERP
Download the programme (PDF)About CNSI-2020

1st National Conference: scientific programme

PDF. 4–5 April 2016, GFSU, Gandhinagar

The two-day programme of “Envisioning the BrainMind: A Multidisciplinary Approach”, from registration and the inauguration to the valediction.

Contents

  • The inauguration by Prof. B.N. Gangadhar and Dr J.M. Vyas
  • Eighteen keynote addresses across five sessions
  • Presentations of research papers
  • The valediction
Download the programme (PDF)About the 2016 conference

1st National Conference: invitation

PDF, 1 page. 4 April 2016

The invitation to the inauguration of the conference by Prof. B.N. Gangadhar, Vice-Chancellor and Director of NIMHANS, at 10:30 am on 4 April 2016 in the GFSU Auditorium, Sector 9, Gandhinagar.

It was issued by the Institute of Behavioural Science, GFSU, with the support of the Social Justice and Empowerment Department, the Gujarat State Child Protection Society and UNICEF, and signed by Dr J.M. Vyas, Director General of GFSU, Dr Priyanka Kacker, Organising Secretary, and Prof. C.R. Mukundan, President of CNSI.

Download the invitation (PDF)

Inaugural Souvenir and Abstracts

PDF, 20 pages. 21 June 2015, NIMHANS, Bengaluru

Released at the inaugural meeting by Prof. G.N.N. Reddy, the souvenir records the founding of the Society.

Contents

  • The President’s message by Prof. C.R. Mukundan
  • A message from the Director of NIMHANS
  • The founding Executive Committee
  • The objectives of the Society
  • The programme of 21 June 2015
  • Nine abstracts of the day’s talks
  • Membership categories, procedure and fees

Abstracts

  • Mind, in the perspective of Sri Aurobindo, by G.N.N. Reddy
  • From consciousness to Savitri: demystifying Sri Aurobindo, by T. Ramakrishna
  • From brain to mind and mind to brain, by C.R. Mukundan
  • A case for evolutionary psychology, by Unnikrishnan M.K.
  • Low blood pressure and cognitive function, by Prabha Adhikari
  • Hypnotic alteration of brain functions, by Priyanka Kacker
  • The linguistic interface of the cognitive brain, by Gopee Krishnan
  • Meditation and neurogenesis: reviewing its implications for positive cognitive development, by Kiranmai S. Rai
  • Brain and cognitive reserve, by Bindu M. Kutty
Download the souvenir (PDF)The inaugural meeting

Indian Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience

The Bye-laws provide for an official scientific journal of the Society, the Indian Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, in online and print editions. The Society is to approach national and international publishing houses to publish it.

Its Editorial Board is to have a Chief Editor, two to four national and two to four international editorial advisors, and eight to twelve board members, all selected by the members of the Society. The editors serve three-year terms.

Members interested in serving on the Editorial Board or contributing may write to the General Secretary.

Write to the Secretariat