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8 reviewsThis booklet was prepared and edited on behalf of the British Neuroscience Association and the European Dana Alliance for the Brain by Richard Morris (University of Edinburgh) and Marianne Fillenz (University of Oxford). The graphic design was by Jane Grainger (Grainger Dunsmore Design Studio, Edinburgh). We are grateful for contributions from our colleagues in the Division of Neuroscience, particularly Victoria Gill, and others in the neuroscience community in Edinburgh. We also thank members of the University Department of Physiology in Oxford, particularly Colin Blakemore, and helpful colleagues in other institutions. Their names are listed on the back page.
The British Neuroscience Association (BNA) is the professional body in the United Kingdom that represents neuroscientists and is dedicated towards a better understanding of the nervous system in health and disease. Its members range from established scientists holding positions in Universities and Research Institutes through to postgraduate students. The BNA’s annual meetings, generally held in the spring, provide a forum for the presentation of the latest research. Numerous local groups around the country hold frequent seminars and these groups often organise activities with the general public such as school visits and exhibitions in local museums.