'NEUROSCIENCE: Exploring the Brain', a book review by Brenda Walker
22nd November 2024
The BNA is delighted to collaborate with student-led neuroscience societies across the UK and Ireland. One way we do this is by promoting them on this webpage (click on the banners or links to be redirected to their respective websites). For societies with BNA members, we also provide guidance on finding and contacting speakers for neuroscience events or any other support they require.
If you would like your society to be represented on this page, contact us via office@bna.org.uk.
Aberdeen Neuroscience Society
If you are someone who is finds brain science intriguing, this society will be the best place to meet other like-minded people, learn new things, get varying perspectives on science topics and just have a great time with your peers!
Regular events every 2 weeks on Wednesdays (+ additional unscheduled events as they come up)
Social events, talks from scientists and professors, discussions about neuroscience topics, a journal club... (open to suggestions from our members)
Check out our Facebook and Instagram pages for regular updates and information about upcoming activities and events:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Aberdeen-Neuroscience-Society/100088585846686/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uoaneuroscience/
We aim to create a Neuroscience-aligned community across the university, to further interests in Neuroscience and offer time for students to enrich their time here and make the most of it. Exposure to real-life research and scientific skills are another way we hope to get students to enjoy learning and not to forget a good balance of socials and stress busters to unwind from their studies.
Some of the things you can look forward to this year are:
????The introduction of our Journal Club & Coding Skills Clubs
????Awareness campaigns
????Regular socials like bowling and sports
????Continuing academic talks as part of our monthly neurological Health Hotspots
????Trips to Research Centres like CUBRIC
Membership is only £2 per year.
Email us at NeuroscienceSociety@cardiff.ac.uk with any questions.
Follow us on Instagram @cuneurosoc for all the latest updates.
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About Us
This society amalgamates Psychology and Neuroscience into a combined university group; for students to explore their interests, passions, and goals amongst peers and professionals. This society opens its doors to all students, arriving from various degrees; to explore how vital the Psychological Sciences and Neuroscience are in their chosen field of study.
Our Main Activities
Activities proposed for the following academic year:
- Fundraising and awareness for the Stroke Association or Alzheimer's Society (or any other agreed upon society/association)
- Science Museum trip to see the 'Who Am I' exhibition
- Fortnightly meeting for discussion-based activities/debates/looking at academic routes in Psychology/Neuroscience
- Stall on Cavendish Campus for World Stroke Day (29th October) selling sweet treats to raise money, and for members of the society to talk with students and staff regarding the significance of this day
Become a Member...
If your interests lay within the field of Psychological Sciences, then this society may peak your passions further. This society aims to bring together students who want to learn more about Psychology/Neuroscience through competitions, debates, celebrations, and planned trips; further extending knowledge and growth outside of lectures and seminars.