Neuroscience Day 2010

December 3 2010

Chicago, Illinois

Neuroscience Day is an annual event sponsored by the Brain Research Foundation that introduces new, exciting research through poster presentations and lectures. This unique forum encourages scientific interaction among universities and gives the Chicago-area neuroscience community a chance to meet and share interests in an informal setting.

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slide Sleep disruption may impair recovery from clinical illness

Sleep disruption may impair recovery from clinical illness.
Brian K. Gehlbach, M.D., The University of Chicago Learn More

Genetic Influences on Behavior
Kristen C. Jacobson, Ph.D., The University of Chicago Learn More

slide How can we assess the potential for brain damage in young athletes

How can we assess the potential for brain damage in young athletes?
Carrie A. Jaworski, M.D., Northwestern University Learn More

slide Identifying silent seizures in Alzheimers patients and seeking novel ways to use anti-seizure medications

Identifying “silent seizures” in Alzheimer’s patients and seeking novel ways to use anti-seizure medications.
Dean M. Hartley, Ph.D., Rush University Learn More

slide How are brain injuries in youngsters different than in older athletes

How are brain injuries in youngsters different than in older athletes?
H. Hunt Batjer, M.D., Northwestern University Learn More

slide Chronic stress is a potent triggering factor in depression and other psychiatric illnesses

Chronic stress is a potent triggering factor in depression and other psychiatric illnesses.
Jeremy Amiel Rosenkranz, Ph.D., Rosalind Franklin University Learn More

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