Fwd: 3-DAY HUMAN BRAIN ANATOMY COURSE, LONDON, JULY 2013

FYI But if there was sufficient interest we could expand on Tim's session and do something locally Gary --------------- Dear Prof Green, I would like to let you know about this Human Brain Anatomy Course, that wil be held at UCL in July. The course is now open for bookings - and if you think suitable, I would be very grateful if you could forward the information below to any potentially interested parties. It is designed for undergraduate and postgraduate researchers in Psychology or Neuroscience. With best wishes, Gemma *HUMAN BRAIN ANATOMY COURSE (3 DAYS) -- July 2013, LONDON* Introduction to human brain anatomy – with dissection room practical sessions *Overview* • Comprehensive introduction to human brain anatomy • Emphasises functional and clinical neuroanatomy • Includes dissecting room sessions examining real human brains! • Suitable for students of neuroscience, psychology and medicine • Mean feedback score (September 2012): *4.8/5.0* *Course Details* When: *_Mon 15th - Wed 17th July 2013_* Where: Department of Anatomy, University College London, United Kingdom Cost: £395 (includes refreshments) Website: www.neurocourses.com/brainanatomy.html <http://www.neurocourses.com/brainanatomy.html> *Course Director* Dr Paul Johns, BSc BM MSc FRCPath (Consultant neuropathologist / senior lecturer in neuroanatomy) *More Information* This exciting 3-day programme provides a detailed overview of human brain anatomy presented in a very clear and accessible way. The approach is unlike traditional anatomy courses and emphasises understanding over rote learning. The content is broad, but focuses on structures of central importance to cognitive and imaging neurosciences -- including the functional anatomy of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, limbic lobe, hippocampus and amygdala. A combination of integrated lectures and practicals gives the student a firm grasp of the three-dimensional structure of the brain and a solid understanding of the clinical and functional relevance of its different parts. Students find this approach enjoyable and a powerful aid to long-term recall. *See course photos and reviews from previous delegates on Facebook*: https://www.facebook.com/Neurocourses *Gemma Northam * Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience Unit UCL Institute of Child Health 30 Guilford Street London WC1N 1EH Tel: +44 (0) 207 905 2260 ------------------------------------------------------------------------