Centros de InvestigaciónBajo esta categoría se recogen enlaces a centros de investigación en neurociencias.
Riken Brain Science Institute07-11-2007 - http://www.brain.riken.jp/ The Institute is housed in four buildings on the Wako Campus and has approximately 40,000 square meters of laboratory and common space. Currently, over 400 researchers and staff are employed at the Institute of whom 20% are foreign. In addition, RIKEN BSI supports almost 300 research fellows and visiting research scientists. In addition to research on the campus, RIKEN BSI also places high importance on conveying brain science to the general public. It has built an exhibit called "BrainBox" which highlights some of the basic mechanisms and objectives of brain science. The exhibit is free and available for group visits. In addition, RIKEN BSI also participates annually in World Brain Awareness Week, founded by the Dana Alliance Brain Initiatives, which aims to promote public and political awareness of brain research.
The Neuroscience Research Centre28-08-2007 - http://www.msd-uk.co.uk/ The Neuroscience Research Centre (NRC) is part of Merck Sharp & Dohme, the UK subsidiary of Merck & Co., Inc. We have close links with Merck's other basic research facilities around the world. Situated at Terlings Park on the rural Hertfordshire and Essex borders in the south-east of England, The Neuroscience Research Centre is one of the world's premier scientific institutes researching into disorders and diseases of the brain. Our goal is to develop effective treatments that will improve the quality and extend the lives of patients suffering from neurological and psychiatric diseases.
Center for Behavioral Neuroscience from Atlanta25-08-2007 - http://www.cbn-atl.org/ The CBN is an award-winning, interdisciplinary research consortium composed of more than 150 neuroscientists spanning seven institutions in the metro Atlanta area.
The Center's mission is composed of three major areas: research, education and knowledge transfer. During its seven-year history, we have made tremendous strides in creating visibility for neuroscience in all three areas.
Instituto Federico Olóriz 21-08-2007 - http://www.ugr.es/~insneuro/ie/inicio.php Los fines del Instituto inicialmente estuvieron relacionados con la docencia en anatomía y la figura de Federico Olóriz:
Estudio de la figura del Prof. Olóriz Aguilera y la continuación de su obra.
Revalorización de la Técnica Anatómica.
Investigación antropológica en memoria del Prof. Olóriz.
Enseñanzas anatómicas para postgraduados en los campos de la embriología experimental, adiestramiento quirúrgico, etc.
Asistencia a la docencia anatómica.
