In memory of Cal Shearer
21st November 2024
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- Training Opportunities
- In memoriam: Professor Colin Blakemore
Events
Hydrocephalus Simulation Course
22nd November 2024
A one-day course with expert speakers providing a comprehensive overview of hydrocephalus and associated CSF disorders. The day will include didactic lectures and practical hands-on workshops. View Event
BRAIN Conference
2nd December 2024
Early bird registration and call for abstracts closing soon. Topics include stroke, aneurysms, new devices and technology, neuroinflammation, blockchain and much more! View Event
Bristol
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University of Bristol BNA Local Group |
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BNA Local Group Rep (LGR): Paul Anastasiades BNA LGR email: paul.anastasiades@bristol.ac.uk |
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BNA Local Group Student Reps (LGSRs): Kratika Mujmer & Nutthaya Bunmak BNA LGSR emails: kratika.mujmer@bristol.ac.uk & mv23906@bristol.ac.uk |
Description
Bristol Neuroscience (BN) was founded by the University of Bristol in 2003 to ensure that all neuroscientists in Bristol could benefit from the wide cross-disciplinary expertise and facilities in the University and its partner hospitals.
Bristol Neuroscience -
- Promotes interdisciplinary dialogue and research
- Identifies and supports new research opportunities
- Enables the large local neuroscience community to make strategic plans for the future
- Has a strong committment to engaging the wider community in neuroscience research and medicine
- Represents local neuroscience to external bodies, such as industry, funders, and other Universities
- Provides a single point of contact for anyone interested in neuroscience - students, researchers, journalists, patients, carers and the general public
We hope you enjoy finding out more about our work from this site - do please get in touch with questions, comments, or if you would like to work with BN in future.
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