Neuroscience 2009 Blog
Welcome to the Neuroscience 2009 blog!
Neuroscience 2009 in Chicago 17-21 October 2009
In its 40th year, the Society for Neuroscience features thousands of lectures, symposia, workshops and events on innovative neuroscience research. The lastest developments in microscopy abound on the show floor. On Monday, NIH Director Francis Collins gave a special presentation on his vision for NIH, including the key challenges and opportunities facing the NIH and the broader community.
Our bloggers at the meeting are:
 Julian Heath is the Editor of Microscopy and Analysis. He has a PhD in cell biology and has worked in the UK and US using light and electron microscopy techniques. Julian is the author of the Dictionary of Microscopy. |
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 Nancy D. Lamontagne is a science editor. She authors the Microscopy News Blog and was previously editor of several industry magazines. |
The opinions expressed in this blog are solely those of the contributors, and do not reflect the opinions of John Wiley & Sons Ltd. John Wiley & Sons Ltd is not responsible for the accuracy of any of the information supplied by the contributors.
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Over 30,000 scientists have gathered at the McCormick Covention Center in Chicago for the annual Neuroscience Meeting held 17-21 October 2009 and organized by the Society for Neuroscience. M&A reports live from the show...
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