V Latin American Workshop on Computational Neurosciences
November 12-14, 2025 | LA PLATA, ARGENTINA
The Latin American Workshop on Computational Neurosciences (LAWCN) is a regional biannual event that promotes dissemination of recent findings and ideas from the field of Neuroscience and, in particular, in its frontiers with computer science, engineering and artificial intelligence, among the Latin American community.
Hosts
Timeline
Paper submission open
Prospective authors are invited to contribute to the conference by electronically submitting full & short papers or abstracts in English, Spanish or Portuguese, according to the template and instructions that will be found on the submissions site.
Paper submission deadline
Full and short papers (English).
Notification of acceptance
Full and short papers.
Abstract submission deadline
Abstract (English, Spanish or Portuguese).
Notification of acceptance
Abstract.
Speakers
Timothée Levi
Université de Bordeaux | France
Raphaelle Roy
Université de Toulouse | France
David Guggenmos
University of Kansas Medical Center | USA
Lina Becerra
Univ. del Valle/ Pontificia Univ. Javeriana | Colombia
Norberto García Cairasco
University of Sao Paulo | Brazil
Silvia Kochen
ENyS, National University Arturo Jaureche | Argentina
Enver Oruro Puma
UNESCO UniTwin Complex Systems Digital Campus | Perú
Julian Tejada
Federal University of Sergipe | Brazil
Luisa L. Rocha Arrieta
Centro de Investigación y de Estudios Avanzados del Instituto Politécnico Nacional | México
Wallace Moreira Bessa
University of Turku | Finland
Victoria Peterson
Instituto de Matemática Aplicada del Litoral, UNL – CONICET | Argentina
Milena Korostenskaja
The Institute of Neuroapproaches and University of North Florida | USA
Endorsements
Sponsors
The International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) is the global association of neuroscience societies established in 1961 that aims to promote and support neuroscience around the world through training, education, research, outreach and engagement activities, and the publication of two journals, Neuroscience and IBRO Neuroscience Reports.