This has also led to methods of longer term prediction, particularly in relationship to functional outcome. Please let the office know the address you wish your certificate sent to and please also send us your thesis title. If you have transferred from a Masters degree to a Ph.D., please notify the PIN office. Includes materials, breaks and lunch. A modular workshop lets you customize the day.
Registration is limited.
This Colloquium is being co-organized by Solomon H. Snyder and Richard L. Huganir. Recent advances in molecular neuroscience have revealed links in signaling mechanisms between and within cells in systems as diverse as neurotransmission, olfaction and nerve growth. This colloquium will bring together leaders who will integrate a panorama of signaling systems ranging from elementary synaptic events to Alzheimer's Disease and drug addiction. We hope that you will be able to attend this two-day meeting. Attendance at the colloquium is limited to 250 registered participants.