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Vth International Congress of the International Society for Psychoneuroendocrinology
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1Xth International Congress o f the Collegium Internationale Neuropsychologicum July 7--12, 1974, Paris (Palais des Congr~s, Centre Internationale de Paris, Porte Maillot) Twelve symposia, two special sessions and several hundreds of free communications covering all the topics and approaches of neuropsychopharmacology are scheduled in the program. For information and registration, write to Prof. J.R. Boissier, General Secretary, 2 rue d'Al~sia, F75014 Paris, France. Vth International Congress c f the International Society for Psychoneuroendocrinology July 24--27, 1974, Utrecht, The Netherlands (Rudolf Magnus Institute for Pharmacology, Medical Faculty, State University of Utrecht) There will be formal symposia and sessions of short communications, preferably on the symposia topics. These topics are (1) Early hormonal influences on ontogenesis of behavior and brain development, (2) Hormones and sleep, (3) Central regulation and homeostasis, (4) Hormones in learning and memory functions, and (5) Releasing hormones on the central nervous system. The meetings are open to members as well as non-members of the society. For information, write to the Organizing Committee, P.O. Box 5023, Utrecht, The Netherlands. Symposium on Physiology and Pathology o f Dendrites Sept. 9--10, 1974, Munich, G.F.R. The symposium will enable a restricted number of people to present their ideas and discuss various aspects of the subject. It is hoped that travel expenses within Europe and living expenses in Munich will be reembursed. The symposium is organized by Drs. Kreutzberg, Lampert, and Lux, of the Max Planck Institut f'tir Psychiatrie, Kraepelinstrasse 2, 8 Munich 40, G.F.R. If you are interested in further information write to Dr. Kreutzberg. Third International Congress on Muscle Disease Sept. 15--21, 1974~ Newcastle upon Tyne, Great Britain Fields of interest: anatomy, anterior horn cell, biochemistry, clinical, genetics, immunology, myogenesis, neuromuscular junction, pathology, peripheral nerve, pharmacology, physiology, tissue culture. For information write to Prof. J.N. Walton, Regional Neurological Centre, General Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 6BE, Great Britain.
1Xth International Congress o f the Collegium Internationale Neuropsychologicum July 7--12, 1974, Paris (Palais des Congr~s, Centre Internationale de Paris, Porte Maillot) Twelve symposia, two special sessions and several hundreds of free communications covering all the topics and approaches of neuropsychopharmacology are scheduled in the program. For information and registration, write to Prof. J.R. Boissier, General Secretary, 2 rue d'Al~sia, F75014 Paris, France. Vth International Congress c f the International Society for Psychoneuroendocrinology July 24--27, 1974, Utrecht, The Netherlands (Rudolf Magnus Institute for Pharmacology, Medical Faculty, State University of Utrecht) There will be formal symposia and sessions of short communications, preferably on the symposia topics. These topics are (1) Early hormonal influences on ontogenesis of behavior and brain development, (2) Hormones and sleep, (3) Central regulation and homeostasis, (4) Hormones in learning and memory functions, and (5) Releasing hormones on the central nervous system. The meetings are open to members as well as non-members of the society. For information, write to the Organizing Committee, P.O. Box 5023, Utrecht, The Netherlands. Symposium on Physiology and Pathology o f Dendrites Sept. 9--10, 1974, Munich, G.F.R. The symposium will enable a restricted number of people to present their ideas and discuss various aspects of the subject. It is hoped that travel expenses within Europe and living expenses in Munich will be reembursed. The symposium is organized by Drs. Kreutzberg, Lampert, and Lux, of the Max Planck Institut f'tir Psychiatrie, Kraepelinstrasse 2, 8 Munich 40, G.F.R. If you are interested in further information write to Dr. Kreutzberg. Third International Congress on Muscle Disease Sept. 15--21, 1974~ Newcastle upon Tyne, Great Britain Fields of interest: anatomy, anterior horn cell, biochemistry, clinical, genetics, immunology, myogenesis, neuromuscular junction, pathology, peripheral nerve, pharmacology, physiology, tissue culture. For information write to Prof. J.N. Walton, Regional Neurological Centre, General Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 6BE, Great Britain.