Emily wins BNA competition for BrainBox Conference

DPhil Student Emily Hinson has won a competiion hosted by the British Neuroscience Association to attend the BrainBox Initiative conference on 27th - 28th September in London.

The BrainBox Conference for Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation and Brain Imaging is specifically designed to give early career neuroscientists a voice by providing valuable opportunities to present and be recognised for their research, network and exchange ideas with their peers, and discover opportunities to collaborate. Full details about the conference including the programme can be viewed here. 

Many of the member of the Physiological Neuroimaging Group will be attending the conference at the end of September, and reports of their presentations will be posted on here, and via the Neuroplastics Twitter during and afterwards.