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Physiology, Development and Neuroscience. ... Milan Van Maldegem. (he/him/his). University Position. MPhil Student. Interests. I have a keen interest in the neuroscience of consciousness and dreaming.

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Neuroscience within Cambridge covers a wide array of topics, specialities, disciplines and techniques and it is spread across Departments and Schools. ... In meeting this challenge, we have developed key new themes cutting across discovery and

Second year (Part IB) students have the opportunity to take a variety of subjects that strongly feature neuroscience, namely: a ... pUndergraduate study A major route into neuroscience for most undergraduates is through the Natural Sciences Tripos degree

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research training and taught components, including specific neuroscience topics, advanced data analysis and statistics. ... Our aim is for students to graduate with a deeper understanding and enjoyment of neuroscience and scientific research and

No recent event news posts found! Credibility in Neuroscience Representative. As a behavioural Neuroscientist, I have always considered that credibility and reproducibility should be embedded in each of my research endeavours, ... and have long been a

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Neuroscience research at Cambridge spans all six Schools, with researchers in over thirty University departments. ... have a strong neuroscience component and will offer powerful opportunities for translating basic research./pnh2A new approach to

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The various University Departments and Institutes and affiliated Institutions in the region that make up Cambridge Neuroscience have joined forces to establish this innovative interdisciplinary programme for postgraduate students, now in ... Our aim is

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

Where. Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. Description. Welcome Back! – Cambridge Neuroscience Seminar at Fitzwilliam College. ... In meeting this challenge, we have developed key new themes cutting across discovery and translational research to represent

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Abstracts will be selected from submitted poster abstracts. Research can cover any of the six themes of Cambridge Neuroscience. ... Posters can cover any of the six themes of Cambridge Neuroscience (see above).

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and the Departments of Clinical Neurosciences and Psychiatry at the University of Cambridge have partnered to establish collaborative research and training opportunities in Neuroscience./pnpWithin the framework of this partnership, we ... false},"excerpt"

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candidate for the prize./pnpThe Brain Prize may be awarded to one or more scientists who have distinguished themselves through outstanding contributions to any field of neuroscience, from basic to ... field of neuroscience./linliNominees must still be

event. The winner will also have the opportunity to highlight their work within the BNAu2019s Journal,u00a0emBrain and Neuroscience Advances/em./pnpstrongHow to apply/strong/pnpNominations should be submitted via theu00a0a ... 24-25 April

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