Date: Fri, 07 Mar 2008 09:11:50 -0800 <BR>
To: biointerest@lists.Stanford.EDU,biosciugrads@lists.Stanford.EDU, 
        biocoterm@lists.stanford.edu,bioscimasters@lists.Stanford.EDU <BR>
From: Jennifer Mason <jmason@stanford.edu> <BR>
Subject: [biosciugrads] Neurobiology 101: Social and Ethical Issues in the 
 Neurosciences <BR><BR><BR>


*******THIS IS A COURSE ADVERTISEMENT ONLY.  IT IS NOT ALLOWABLE FOR THE BIO DEGREE*********<BR><BR>

NeuroBio 101/201:<BR>
Social & Ethical Issues in the Neurosciences<BR>
William Hurlbut, MD (Consulting Professor in the Neuroscience Institute at Stanford and Member of the U.S. President’s Council on Bioethics)<BR>
William Newsome, PhD (Professor and Chair of Neurobiology)<BR><BR>

~discussion seminar with guest speakers~<BR><BR>

Want to learn about the latest discoveries in neuroscience—from brain chips and phantom limbs to neural transplants and psychotropic drugs—from some of the world’s leading neuroscientists, psychologists, and physicians?<BR><BR>

Interested in the social, ethical, and philosophical implications of cutting-edge advances in neuroscience?<BR><BR>

Then come check out NeuroBio 101/201 this Spring!<BR>
M&W, 7-9:30 PM, Fairchild D202 (Neurobio conference room)<BR><BR><BR>




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<a href="http://www.stanford.edu/dept/biology/UG_email_archive/winter_0708/Neurobio083.pdf">Neurobio 101 PDF</a><BR><BR> 

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