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2010: Ninth International Congress of Neuroethology 
The next International Congress of Neuroethology will be held 2–7 August 2010 in Salamanca, Spain. After this, congresses will be moving from a schedule of every three years to every two years. The website for next year's Congress is now live. 2010 International Congress of Neuroethology Organizing Committee
Click here to visit the shop for the recent Eight International Congress. Past Congresses2007: Eighth International Congress, Vancouver, Canada |
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Announcements of meetings relevant to neuroethology can be posted on the ISN website free of charge. Please submit the text of the announcement to Zen Faulkes, Chair, ISN Web Oversight & Education Committee (Email: zfaulkes@utpa.edu). The announcement will be removed after the meeting is completed. Meeting announcements can also be posted in ISN's
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Neuroethology at the Friday Harbor LabsThis five week graduate course (also for advanced undergrads) will focus on learning techniques in neuroethological research such as behavioral recording and analysis, electrophysiology of intact and reduced preparations, voltage clamp and pharmacology, immunohistochemistry, and confocal microscopy of neural structures. Each pair of students will explore a project that helps them to learn the techniques that they need in their own research. Research here will focus on the nudibranch sea slug Tritonia diomedea because it is amenable to neuroethological analysis. Lectures will focus on background necessary to understand fundamental techniques in neurophysiology. Deadline 1 February 2010. Apply at: http://depts.washington.edu/fhl Faculty: Dr. James A. Murray (email: james.murray@csueastbay.edu), Dr. Shaun D. Cain [Posted 1 December 2009] |
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