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The society exists to promote research into the interplay between
the endocrine and nervous systems that control so many important body
processes. The ultimate aim of this research is to provide therapies
for the many neuroendocrine diseases and disorders, and to bring
forward methods to beneficially regulate normal neuroendocrine function
in man and animals.
The society was founded as the British
Neuroendocrine Group in 1985 and changed its name to the British
Society for Neuroendocrinology with effect from May 2001.
The BSN publishes the international 'Journal of Neuroendocrinology' and organises regular meetings and symposia.
BSN 2011 annual meeting
July 3-5 2011
Downing College, Cambridge University
We are pleased to announce that the annual BSN meeting will be returning to Cambridge University this year. It will be held from July 3-5, 2011, in Downing College, and in a change from our normal proceedings, we are excited to welcome our colleagues from the Turkish Neuroendocrine Society, who will jointly participate in the meeting.
The abstract and registration deadline will be May 1st, 2011. Please go to the BSN2011 page register:
http://www.mrl.ims.cam.ac.uk/BSN2011.htm
For further information, please contact Katie Ketteridge-Lowe,
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, Tel: 0044-1223-769095.
We look forward to welcoming all of you in Cambridge!
Giles Yeo
Chair, Local Organizing Committee
BSN sponsors teaching of Biosciences
 The BSN is pleased to announce that it has agreed to act as a Principal Sponsor for the 'Practical Biology' website . This new website provides all teachers of biology with a wide range of experiments to illustrate concepts or processes, as starting points for practical investigation.
It also enables the sharing of skills and experience of making experiments work in the classroom. This initiative reflects the Society's commitment to the promotion of education in the biosciences and in neuroendocrinology in particular.
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