A big congratulations to Green Neuro’s Laura Frutos for winning a President’s Award and this year’s Student Research Symposium at San Diego State University for her presentation, “Is X-ray Fluorescence a Valid Measure in Examining Differences in Metal Concentrations of Postmortem and Resected Tissue?”
Laura will go on to compete in the 27th Annual California State University Student Research Competition in May, 2013. Best of luck, Laura!
A big ‘thank you’ to the Science and Justice Working Group for organizing this great opportunity for stimulating discussion, particularly on how green neuroscience cuts across disciplines and communities and can help re-envision research in the context of justice and environments.
Learn more about the group, by going here: http://scijust.ucsc.edu/
We’re presenting at the Society for Neuroscience‘s Annual Meeting in New Orleans. Come by our poster (710.14/FFF28) on Tuesday afternoon, October 16, 2012 to learn more about our plans for the Human Metal Brain Atlas.
The Green Neuroscience Laboratory is being established to pursue a new way of studying the brain and its relation to the body, our environment and society. We aim at a new approach that is inclusive and sustainable: a new neuroscience. Please check back in with us here for updates on our laboratory’s activities and events!