Nearly a third of scientists could leave neuroscience research due to COVID-19
18th June 2020
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Bristol Neuroscience (BN) was founded by the University of Bristol in 2003 to ensure that all neuroscientists in Bristol could benefit from the wide cross-disciplinary expertise and facilities in the University and its partner hospitals.
Bristol Neuroscience -
- Promotes interdisciplinary dialogue and research
- Identifies and supports new research opportunities
- Enables the large local neuroscience community to make strategic plans for the future
- Has a strong committment to engaging the wider community in neuroscience research and medicine
- Represents local neuroscience to external bodies, such as industry, funders, and other Universities
- Provides a single point of contact for anyone interested in neuroscience - students, researchers, journalists, patients, carers and the general public
We hope you enjoy finding out more about our work from this site - do please get in touch with questions, comments, or if you would like to work with BN in future.
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