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Neuroscience, the Interdisciplinary Research Centre, to bring social and skills-building events to the community./pnpOur flagship event is Neurotalks, a monthly pub talk series which runs throughout the academic year ... to spotlight the research of our

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Neuroscience in the 21st Century is expanding beyond the traditional focus on the nervous system to consider how it interacts with the rest of the body and the role of ... This research community is highly collaborative across the Departments of Clinical

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It is aimed at the broader Cambridge cognitive neuroscience community, from Masters students to PIs. ... These workshops are targeted at master’s/PhD students and post-doctoral researchers from the Cambridge cognitive neuroscience community.

based in a single research group./pnpStudents can take advantage of the broad research community of Cambridge Neuroscience by choosing a project in one of the excellent research groups, alongside modular ... research training and taught components,

Neuroscience research at Cambridge spans all six Schools, with researchers in over thirty University departments. ... If you would like to be part of Cambridge’s dynamic, integrative community, search the University’s neuroscience job opportunities

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a whole, and which the BNA has recognised as a priority to address within neuroscience. ... We encourage neuroscience funders to explore how they can help to support the neuroscience community to boost reproducibility in research and champion credibility

The Cambridge Neuroscience community is meeting these challenges, by removing traditional boundaries between basic and translational neuroscience, and nurturing collaborations across research disciplines. ... We have established a series of cross-cutting