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The UCSD Neurosciences Graduate Program will be hosting a party on Monday, November 15th, during the Society for Neuroscience meeting. The event will be held at Stingaree, a premier San Diego venue, with priority admission to program students, faculty, and guests starting at 9pm. Feel free to spread the word to colleagues at other universities.
OneSci is pleased to announce that we have begun to publish our own open source empirical research findings which include open user comments and commentary.
Local increase in cortical ACh signaling during performance of a motor skill learning task.
Biane, J. (2010). The OneSci Journal 1(A), e1-e4.
- We have new conference posters up!
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The Society for Neuroscience (SfN) held it's annual conference in Chicago, IL on October 17th - 21st at the McCormick Place Convention Center. OneSci's coverage of the event can be found here.
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One of the most famous individuals in neuroscience history (certainly the most famous initials) is currently having his brain sectioned and preserved for all eternity. And you can see it happening. Right now. Live. Online. See the sectioning of HM's brain here
Jan 15 2010 9:37 pm
last year the "bonus day" meant you had an opportunity to register for SfN-sponsored hotels one day before everyone else.
Oct 24 2011 2:09 pm
Sharing my favorite science video: "mod lec powder metallurgy".