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Preclinical Certificate Module 3: Experimental Design 1: Statistics and Experimental Design on 4th January 2012
registration is now open click here for further information
Congratulations to Professor Trevor Robbins on 3rd January 2012
Professor Trevor Robbins President of BAP 1996-1998, was awarded Commander of the British Empire (CBE) for services to medical research in the New Year Honours List. Click here for more information about Professor Robbins Professor Robbins
2011 BAP Summer Meeting Plenary Session entitled “Mental Health, Neuroscience and the Wellbeing of S on 26th August 2011
A special Plenary Session was held at the recent British Association for Psychopharmacology summer meeting 2011 entitled “Mental Health, Neuroscience and the Wellbeing of Society.” The participants were international leaders in the field of mental health, neuroscience and the wellbeing of society. The BAP was very fortunate to have not only a group of eminent speakers, but also leaders with vision for important new developments in the field. The audience feedback indicated that the talks were outstanding and there was a very high quality of discussion. As a tribute to the excellence of the speakers the audience filled the room and there was standing room only. Due to the importance of the participants’ talks and the demand by the Members of the BAP we have made these recordings available. Click here to access the menu 2011 BAP Summer Meeting Plenary Session