A message from the Canadian Association for Neuroscience Secretary, Jaideep Bains.
CAN-ACN News
The CAN Social at the the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) meeting in Washington is coming up. This year, join us at the kstreet lounge, 1301 K Street NW, Tuesday November 15, 5-7 PM. The CAN Social is a great occasion to meet all your fellow Canadian Neuroscientists. Mark your Calendars!
The CAN-ACN Annual Meeting will take place May 20-23 2012 at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Center: http://www.sheratonvancouver.com/
Please visit our website (http://www.can-acn.org/2012-meeting) to get the latest information regarding this important event.
Call for parallel symposia: Would you like to organize a parallel symposium for the Canadian Neuroscience Meeting? Please visit http://www.can-acn.org/callsymposia to read the guidelines and submit your proposal by November 25th, 2011.
The CAN Young Investigator Award recognizes outstanding research achievements by a young neuroscientist at the early stage of his or her career. We are accepting nomination proposals for this award until March 15th 2012. Please visit http://www.can-acn.org/young-investigator for more information. Submissions should be sent to awards@can-acn.org
Have you renewed your CAN membership? The Canadian Association for Neuroscience needs your support to continue to represent the interests of Canadian Neuroscientists. Membership costs are low, but offer many advantages: Please visit http://www.can-acn.org/benefits-of-membership to read about them, and renew your membership.
Showcasing Canadian Neuroscience Research. We have redesigned our website to showcase the important neuroscience research that is done by Canadian neuroscientists. We aim to publish press releases of high impact research in our Neuroscience News section. Please make sure to send us press releases published about your work, or that of your colleagues, that should be included on our website at: news@can-acn.org
If you have any questions or comments about this newsletter or our website, please contact or Communications Coordinator, Julie Poupart, at info@can-acn.org.