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15 May 2013

This Week in The Journal

  • Boc Controls Retinal Ganglion Cell Fate
  • Expression of D1DRs Solely in NAc Core Rescues Some Learning
  • Predicted and Actual Sounds Produce Similar Cortical Activity
  • Preventing Huntingtin Phosphorylation Reduces Anxiety
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Thank Air France for Affirming Its Commitment to Biomedical Research

Air France has affirmatively stated its commitment to transporting animals used in biomedical research. To encourage Air France to continue to ship these animals, please use the provided letter to contact the CEO of Air France and thank him for continuing to support vital research that could lead to medical discoveries and treatments.


Teach About the Brain Through Video

The third annual Brain Awareness Video Contest is open. Use your creativity to share your brain knowledge.


Submit Your Abstract in a Nano or Poster Session

Before submitting your abstract, consider the many ways to highlight your science and connect it with others in the field.


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May 23 - 26, 2013

Association for Psychological Science 25th Annual Convention

The Association for Psychological Science's Annual Convention brings together psychological researchers and academics for an exciting program that covers the entire spectrum of innovative research in psychological science.


May 27 - 30, 2013

16th Quadrennial Meeting of the World Society for Stereotactic & Functional Neurosurgery

Conference will discuss application of neuromodulation techniques in cutting edge areas including psychiatry, movement disorders, pain and even cognition and dementia. The meeting will highlight world authorities giving plenary lectures, and will feature highly innovative and high-impact presentations.


May 28 - 29, 2013

Advances in Plasmodium vivax Malaria Research


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Scans Show Premature-Baby Brain Arrested Development

Source: BBC

Medical scans done by researchers at King's College London reveal that premature birth may interrupt vital brain development processes.

Without Glia, the Brain Would Starve

Source: Scientific American

A new study suggests that the networks of blood vessels in the brain are stabilized in early life by stem cells called radial glia.

Even Without Stress, PTSD Effects Persist in Brain Regions

Source: PsychCentral

Emerging research on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) finds that specific areas of the brain may show effects of trauma even in non-stressful situations.

Still Charting Memory's Depths: A Conversation with Brenda Milner

Source: New York Times

Brenda Milner, the neuropsychologist whose detailed observations of an amnesia patient in the 1950s, showed how memory is rooted in specific regions of the brain.

Repeated Brain Injuries Up Soldiers' Suicide Risk

Source: PsychCentral

Soldiers who suffer more than one mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) face a significantly higher risk of suicide, according to a new study.
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