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n. Pietro is currently the John Klingenstein Professor of Neuroscience and Professor of Cell Biology at Yale University School of Medicine. ... Since 2015 he has served as Chair of the Department of Neuroscience and Director of the Kavli Institute for

Why brains are beautiful"},"content":{"rendered":". How advances in neuroscience, including LMB’s Madeline Lancaster’s work on ‘mini-brains’, are helping to unlock the secrets of this biological masterpiece and

Schafer in which members of the public watch videos of tiny nematode worms, to contribute to a neuroscience study.

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Dementia – how close are we to having effective treatments?"},"content":{"rendered":". Cambridge Neuroscience, of which the LMB is a part, plays a key role in coordinating dementia research across the large

Chief Executive of the British Neuroscience Association.

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Neuroscience/strong/embrCambridge Neuroscience CoordinatorbrCambridge: University of Cambridge, 2007brPaperback, 135ppbrIncludes: Photos and biographies of LMB scientists working in the field of neuroscience./pnnnnhr ... sup Cambridge Neuroscience Seminar

I grew up in Lanzarote in the Canary Islands before moving to the University of Edinburgh in 2018 for a BSc degree in Biomedical Science (Honours in Neuroscience).

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Flinders Foundation’s Mary Overton Senior Research Fellowship in Neuroscience awarded to Yee Lian Chew. ... Published on. 8 July, 2021. Yee Lian Chew is the recipient of the Flinders Foundation’s Mary Overton Senior Research Fellowship in Neuroscience

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n. The Imagining the Brain art competition invites Cambridgeshire pupils with an interest in art and science to cut through the jargon usually associated with complex subjects like neuroscience and use

Prospective summer students and Part II students. We are happy to hear from motivated students with a strong interest in neuroscience.

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Dan received his bachelor’s degree in Preclinical Medicine Studies from the University of Cambridge, specialising in Psychology, Neuroscience, and Behaviour in his third year and completing a research project under

Multiple LMB scientists and alumni feature in a list of the top ten neuroscience breakthroughs of 2018. ... Published on. 7 January, 2019. A list of the top ten neuroscience breakthroughs of 2018 includes work by the LMB’s Sjors Scheres and Michel

Cambridge Neuroscience 2015 Seminar at the LMB: Brain Chat podcast. ... Published on. 1 July, 2015. Brain Chat – a podcast answering key questions about brain and behaviour, with Hannah Critchlow reporting on exciting brain research revolutions

The Imagining the Brain art competition invites Cambridgeshire pupils with an interest in art and science to cut through the jargon usually associated with complex subjects like neuroscience and use art