Medical Students and FiY1s -answer the SPICE-19 survey!
Has your mental health and wellbeing been affected by the pandemic? What support have you had? What support do you want?
Over 1000 people have had their say. Have your voice heard with SPICE-19:
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Sheffield NeuroSoc's National Conference is back on 7th March 2020! Early bird tickets are now selling at £8/£10 (members/non-members)
Email us your abstracts via [email protected] before 28th Feb to participate in presentations!
https://t.co/rY6Lh4HGTP
Just a year after hitting the £2m fundraising target we received our new PET-MRI yesterday.
The money for the #SheffieldScanner was raised by our staff, students and alumni along with the public.
Read more 👇
https://t.co/lfjTrvyVou
MRI-PEI scanner, the future of medical #imaging
is coming to Sheffield, and there’s no better way to celebrate the success than hearing about it first hand from Dr Tom Jenkins, 6pm 7th Feb!
#MRI#PET#sheffieldscanner#neurology#cancer
We are very pleased to announce that SITraN has been recognised by the @RoyalFamily with @QAPrizes for the impact their scientists are having on the quality of life of people living with devastating neurodegenerative diseases.
https://t.co/NsBeSEm2in
Parkinson’s disease currently affects over 140,000 people in the UK. Professor Oliver Bandmann and his team are undertaking collaborative research to find drugs that slow down progression of the disease. Here, he talks about this vital research in this area.
Today is the @neuroshef open day!
Members of the public are invited to find out about the latest research and breakthroughs in the development of new treatments for disorders such as Dementia, Parkinson's and Motor Neurone Disease (MND)
Find out more 👇
https://t.co/CodrxbSnd7
The pizzas are booked and we're looking forward to our meet & greet at Interval next Friday at 7pm! Come along to chat to fellow neuro nerds and grab some free slices 🍕 Facebook event link: https://t.co/mW9TCCaVTn
Calling all #neuroanatomy enthusiast!
Neurocourse UK are holding a 3-day Human Brain Anatomy course at King's in July this year! Click here for more information:
https://t.co/JaKBRWpFu9
Congratulations Dame Pamela Shaw 2019 ABN medalist-great lecture now on motor neurone disease- one of worst diseases in medicine- but there are important research developments especially antisense therapy SOD-1 @UCLIoN @MRC_CNMD @abnconf@ABNTrainees@UCLBrainScience@mndassoc