That's a wrap on # CAMP 2026! 🎉 Two weeks of inspiring lectures, hands on projects,thought provoking discussions, and countless new connections. Thank you to every participant, speaker, TA, volunteer, and organizers for making CAMP 2026 so special. Until next time! 🧠✨

A few more moments with Prof. Michael Hasselmo at CAMP 2026. Thank you once again for being a part of CAMP 2026. Our participants thoroughly enjoyed interacting with you, and we are grateful for the insights you shared.

Wonderful lectures as always—thank you, Prof. Arvind Kumar! We missed having you in Pune at CAMP 2026 and hope to see you in person soon :)

Project work and presentations at CAMP 2026 gave participants the chance to apply concepts, ask questions, and learn through collaboration. 🧠💻

Thank you, Prof. Suhita Nadkarni, for your engaging lectures on the neuronal models and ion channel dynamics at CAMP 2026. We also enjoyed the Nadkarni Lab presentations, showcasing exciting research on calcium dynamics, compound Synapses and cholinergic modulation in memory.

It was a pleasure to host Prof. Torkel Hafting at CAMP 2026—a true fan moment for many! From the discovery of grid cells to spatial memory, remapping, phase precession, and the latest work on perineuronal nets, thank you for an unforgettable set of lectures.

A special welcome to Prof. Chandrashekhar Borkar at CAMP2026! It was a pleasure to host your first official lecture at IISER Pune. Thank you for the engaging talk on emotional states and defensive behaviors in mice.

Thank you, Prof. Raghav Rajan, for being a part of CAMP 2026. Your engaging lectures on birdsong and the neural basis of vocal learning were a delight. Turns out zebra finches have a lot to teach us about the brain! 🐦

A warm thank you to Prof. Vatsala Thirumalai for joining us at CAMP 2026. Your lectures on motor systems and the cerebellum, together with your research on predictive processing, made for an engaging learning experience.

Thankyou,Prof. Anant Jain,for being a part of CAMP 2026. It was wonderful to have you with us for your first CAMP. We thoroughly enjoyed your lectures on synaptic transmission and hippocampal plasticity,along with insights from your research on neuromodulation in spatial learning

Insightful lectures, rich discussions, and always the right questions. Thankyou, Prof. Rishikesh Narayanan, for another wonderful contribution to CAMP —from active dendrites and theta oscillations to a memorable lecture on degeneracy, and for your invaluable feedback in projects

Thank you, Prof. Sarthak Chandra, for lectures where the board did most of the talking—and we couldn't look away 📝.From Hopfield networks and associative memory to hippocampal models, every lecture had everyone completely engrossed.

Good science, great discussions, and unmatched energy—that's Prof. Abhilasha Joshi at CAMP 2026! Thank you for the engaging lectures on hippocampal physiology, large-scale recordings, and spatial learning, and for making every interaction so enjoyable.

Thank you, Prof. Balaji Jayaprakash, for joining us at CAMP 2026 for the first time. Your engaging lectures and discussions made for a wonderful addition to the program.

At CAMP, the learning doesn't stop when the lectures end. Project discussions keep the ideas flowing throughout the day

Thank you, Prof. Laxmi T. Rao, for joining us at CAMP 2026 for the first time. Your lectures on neuronal plasticity, stress, and your lab's research on early-life stress and adolescent addiction led to many engaging discussions.

It was a pleasure to welcome Prof. Giriraj Sahu to CAMP 2026 for the first time. Thank you for your engaging lectures on voltage-gated ion channels and for sharing insights from your research with our participants.

From Hopfield networks to modern attractor models and the role of inhibition in shaping replay activity, Prof. Tomoki Fukai took us through fascinating ideas in computational neuroscience. Thank you for joining us at CAMP 2026 & for the wonderful discussions with participants!

Thank you, Dr. Sanjay P. Sane, for an engaging exploration of the diversity of nervous systems across the animal kingdom at CAMP 2026

The excitement around these sessions said it all. Thank you, Prof. Adrienne Fairhall for the brilliant talks, insightful discussions, and for inspiring everyone at CAMP 2026.