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Cambridge Neuroscience Launch Symposium 19th to 21st September

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  • UserProfessor Adriano Aguzzi, Nobel-Prize winner Dr Linda Buck, Professor Antonio Damasio, Professor Tom Jessell, Professor Earl Miller, Professor Joshua Sanes, Dr Mike Shadlen and Dr Daniel Weinberger.
  • ClockWednesday 19 September 2007, 12:00-23:59
  • HouseWest Road Concert Hall, Cambridge.

If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Danielle Turner .

Register from the website http://www.neuroscience.cam.ac.uk

Cambridge Neuroscience is an exciting new initiative due to be launched with a prestigious international symposium. Cambridge Neuroscience will promote cross-cutting research across five thematic areas of neuroscience. The initiative aims to bring together neuroscience activities in Cambridge, and establish the University as a leading international centre of excellence for neuroscience research.

The Cambridge Neuroscience Launch Symposium will showcase the depth and breadth of neuroscience activity in Cambridge, with an outstanding line-up of local and international speakers. The symposium has been divided into five half-day sessions, each focusing on one of the five key themes of neuroscience research. Guest speakers will include Professor Antonio Aguzzi, Nobel-Prize winner Dr Linda Buck, Professor Antonio Damasio, Professor Tom Jessell, Professor Earl Miller, Professor Joshua Sanes, Dr Mike Shadlen and Dr Daniel Weinberger.

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