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Noble Purpose
Neuroscience Ireland advances research and
education in the neurosciences and represents neuroscience research
in Ireland.
About Neuroscience Ireland
The aim of the association is to advance a multidisciplinary
neuroscience forum facilitating liaison, knowledge sharing and expertise
which will guarantee that Ireland achieves international excellence
in the neurosciences. The promotion of education in the neurosciences
including outreach programmes to the general public is a prime goal
of Neuroscience Ireland. Neuroscience Ireland will be affiliated
with the Federated European Neuroscience Societies (FENS), which
confers eligibility to sponsor abstracts at the Society for Neuroscience
meeting.
Scientific Affairs
Scientific activities are at the heart of the Neuroscience Ireland’s
work. The National Meetings Co-ordinator organises an annual Neuroscience
Ireland scientific conference and exhibition. The National Meeting
is complimented by an active and varied programme of scientific
meetings throughout the year.
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Official
Launch of the Centre for Pain Research, NUI Galway
NUI Galway formally launched
the recently approved Centre for Pain Research (CPR) on Wednesday,
3 October, 2007 .
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Major
Grants Awarded
Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience in collaboration with
Glaxo-Smithkline Beecham: The focus of the new TCIN/GSK research
consortium (2007-2012) is on diseases associated with brain ageing
(especially Alzheimer’s Disease). This is first consortium
of this type to have occurred in Trinity College.
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NCBES
student bound for Mayo Clinic.
Aoife Ní Mháille,
a PhD student at the National Centre for Biomedical Engineering
Science, NUI Galway was recently awarded funding to participate
in a multiple sclerosis research project in the prestigious Mayo
Clinic in the US.
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Ireland's
First 128-channel EEG Recorded at Maynooth Laboratory
We are proud to report that
in the past month, Ireland's first 128-channel EEG recordings of
electrical brain potentials from the human scalp took place in the
Dept of Psychology, NUI Maynooth.
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The
launch of the 3 Tesla magnet at TCIN
Ireland's first whole body
3 Tesla magnet arrived at Trinity on Friday evening the 7th of October.
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Galway
Neuroscience Group established A group
of neuroscientists from a variety of Departments, Faculties and
Research Centres within NUI, Galway have recently founded the Galway
Neuroscience Group (GNG).
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News
Archive Older news items and stories
relating to Neuroscience Ireland have
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