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Second Annual French-American Symposium on
Heredity, Nervous System, and Behavior
Georgetown University, Washington, USA. 15-16 November, 1996
Satellite Symposium to the 26th Annual Meeting, Society for=20
Neuroscience
The purpose of the symposium is to present current research=20
using quantitative and molecular genetic approaches to further=20
our understanding of brain and behavior; a wide variety of=20
topics are covered. This year's program includes sessions on=20
genetic analysis of structure and function of the cerebellum=20
(Chairs: J. Mariani, France, and S. Vicini, USA), hereditary=20
diseases with neurological effects (Chairs: D. Nash and J.=20
Richert, USA), recombinant DNA techniques in neurobehavioral=20
genetic research (Chairs: W.E. Crusio, France/NL, and R.=20
Gerlai, USA), and neurobehavioral genetics and aggression=20
(Chair: P.L. Roubertoux, France), as well as a contributed=20
poster session. Invited speakers include: E. Alleva (Italy),=20
M.-C. Buhot (Bordeaux), K. Campbell (USA), J. Caston (France),=20
C. Colton (USA), F. Crepel (France), W.E. Crusio (France/NL),=20
J.L. Gariepy (USA), R. Gerlai (USA)., D.R. Hampson (Canada), D.=20
Hosford (USA), Z. Jia (Canada), H.-P. Lipp (Switzerland), B.=20
Martin (France), S. Maxson (USA), P. Morm=E8de (France), D. Nash=20
(USA), J.L. Noebbels (USA), M. Nosten-Bertrand (France/UK),=20
H.T. Orr (USA), J. Richert (USA), P.L. Roubertoux (France), C.=20
Sotelo (France), O. Steinlein (Germany), R.F. Thompson (USA),=20
C. Tornatore (USA), S. Vicini (USA), J.M. Wojtowicz (Canada).
Hotel accomodation close to the venue at a very favorable rate=20
will be available (if desired, also during the Society for=20
Neuroscience meeting) for a limited number of participants on a=20
first come first served basis.
Participation fee $ 50 (students $ 25).
Information and applications (before October 1, 1996):
N America: Prof. Donald Nash Europe: Dr. Wim E. Crusio
Dept. of Biology UPR 1294 CNRS,
Colorado State University 45 rue des Saints-Peres
Fort Collins, CO 80523 75270 Paris Cedex 06
USA France
E-mail: dnash@lamar.colostate.edu crusio@citi2.fr
Tel: (970) 491 5481 33 1 42 86 22 06
Fax: (970) 491 0649 33 1 42 86 22 50
This symposium is organized by the "Society for Heredity,=20
Nervous System and Behavior", with the generous support of the=20
Mission Scientifique et Technologique, Embassy of France,=20
Washington, D.C., USA, in collaboration with Georgetown=20
University.
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