Synapse: SINTN (formerly NIS) Newsletter - November 2006
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Introduction 
Video Help1. Introduction
Welcome to the second edition of Synapse, the SINTN (formerly NIS) newsletter that summarizes important news and events within the Stanford neuroscience community.
2. Announcements and Updates
a. Arastradero site
b. Supporting functions – defining core facilities for imaging, behavior, instrument support and fabrication
c. Collaborations with outside institutions - Industry Partnerships – Amgen, Inc.
Academic Parnterships – Wallenberg Neuroscience Center - University of Lund and Zurich Neuroscience Center
d. Fall Seminar Series underway – “Fundamental Themes in Neuroscience” see Seminar Series tab for a complete list of speakers
e. Stanford Intensive Neuroscience Course – 11 first year graduate students recently participated in a neuroscience “boot camp”
3. Interview with Assistant Professor Miriam Goodman
Discussion covers her course on Genetic Analysis & Behavior
4. Interview with new faculty member Professor Jay McClelland.
Professor McClelland speaks about the new Center for Mind, Behavior & Cognition.
Please contact us with your feedback! We are interested in hearing about newsworthy items and your suggestions for improving this newsletter - we look forward to hearing from you!
Contacts:
Program Manager:
Kristy Nakasone --
Executive Director:
Karoly Nikolich --
Director of Medical Development:
Lorraine Alexander --
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