Penn Fellowships in Neuroscience & Society
This summer, the Penn Center for Neuroscience & Society will host 12 early-career neuroscientists for seminars, discussions and a short-term project in neuroethics.
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Neuroscience Boot Camp July 30 - Aug 8
Registration is now open for the fourth annual Neuroscience Boot Camp. We are receiving applications from an impressive group of university faculty and professionals, along with some graduate students. Our applicants come from the social sciences, humanities, business, law, journalism and theology.
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Preceptorials on Neuroscience & Society
Starting this fall, undergraduates can explore different aspects of neuroscience and society in short, noncredit seminars scheduled throughout the academic year. Come learn about the different ways that neuroscience is intersecting with human life in the following single-meeting minicourses.
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Penn Neuroscience & Society Public Talk Series (2011-2012)
The Center for Neuroscience & Society will be hosting another fantastic year of the Public Talk Series. Start the year off on the right foot by catching one of our talks this semester.
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Upcoming Events
| Wed May 16 @05:00PM - 07:00PM Neurodrinks: Placebo or Magic Potion? |
| Wed May 23 @12:00PM - 01:30PM Dr. Hilke Plassmann presents The low intensity of light: Behavioral and fMRI insights into the..." |
| Tue May 29 @08:00AM - 05:00PM Penn Fellowships in Neuroscience & Society for Early Career Neuroscientists |
| Sun Jun 03 @08:00AM - 05:00PM 28th CINP World Congress of Neuropsychopharmacology |
| Mon Jul 30 2012 Neuroscience Boot Camp |
Newsflash
Critical acclaim for Martha Farah's
Neuroethics: An Introduction with Readings
"It is clearly the best introduction to the field … and an essential resource for anyone interested in a wide range of conceptual and practical issues associated with neuroscience and our ability to monitor and manipulate the brain.” – Walter Glannon in the journal Neuroethics
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