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Welcome to Edinburgh Neuroscience

The mission of Edinburgh Neuroscience is to integrate basic and clinical research in order to drive the fundamental genetic, cellular, organ, systems and computational neuroscience underpinning pathogenesis into mechanistic understanding, future diagnostics and therapeutics of important diseases of the nervous system. We serve the interests of all members of the neuroscience community, encompassing and supported by the Research Centres and Institutes of the University of Edinburgh and its affiliates. Edinburgh Neuroscience is hosted by the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine at The University of Edinburgh and currently consists of approximately 400 staff, 140 postdoctoral researchers, 230 PhD students and 30 MSc students, working in approximately 120 research laboratories.
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Henderson Scholarships launched
May 2012
Edinburgh stroke paper shortlisted for award
May 2012
'Brain Cancer - Recent Advances in Treatment' public lecture now online
May 2012
Distance Learning MSc's now recruiting:
1) Cognitive Ageing
2) Neuroimaging

May 2012


Inaugural Lecture (open to the public)
Living a Life of Stress
Megan Holmes, Professor of Molecular Neuroendocrinology
Monday 21 May 2012
5.15pm, Lecture Theatre A, Chancellor's Building,
49 Little France Crescent

 

* PhD Programmes are Currently Recruiting
The following neuroscience opportunities are available in Edinburgh:
BSc (Honours) Neuroscience course
MSc Neuroscience programmes
PhD opportunities
Jobs/Academic positions
Neuroresearchers Fund for University of Edinburgh Researchers
click here for more information on all neuroscience-related opportunities at Edinburgh

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Donate directly to Neuroscience Research at The University of Edinburgh
We have many large neuroscience disease-related projects currently undertaking cutting edge research at The University of Edinburgh. You can now make donations direct to some of these research projects should you wish:

Healthy Ageing, Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia
Motor Neurone Disease
Autism, Fragile X Syndrome and Intellectual Disabilities
Epilepsy
click here for more information about these projects and how to donate directly

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