• 
  • > 6. Sex Hormones
  • > 11. Pheromones
  • > 22. Social Bonds
  • > 32. Human destiny
  • > 33. Social experiences
  • > 37. Neuropeptides
  • > 41. Science of party animals
  • > 46. Nurture
  • > 47. Gut Microbes
• 
  • > 1. Environmental estrogens
  • > 2. Sex and smell
  • > 6. Sex hormones
  • > 7. Sex differences in the brain
  • > 11. Pheromones
  • > 12. The maternal brain
  • > 18. Puberty
  • > 21. Environmental estrogens
  • > 24. Kisspeptin
  • > 28. Reproductive aging
  • > 32. Human destiny
  • > 35: Preterm labour
• 
  • > 5. Stress hormones
  • > 12. The maternal brain
  • > 16. Genomic imprinting
  • > 27. Fetal experience
  • > 33. Socieal experiences
  • > 34. Leptin - back and forward
  • > 35. Preterm labour
  • > 36. Epigenetics
  • > 38. A mother's brain
• 
  • > 5. Stress hormones
  • > 8. Glucocorticoids
  • > 13. Early life stress
  • > 39. An immune symphony
  • > 19. Depression
• 
  • > 3. Leptin
  • > 14. A healthy appetite?
  • > 15. Ghrelin
  • > 26. Metabolic syndrome
  • > 31. Neurochemistry of gluttony
  • > 34. Leptin - back and forward
  • > 40. FTO and obesity
  • > 44. Brain and gut
  • > 49. Recovery from anorexia
• 
  • > 10. Biological timekeeping
  • > 20. Seeing the light
  • > 23. Melatonin in humans
  • > 26. Metabolic syndrome

The British Society for Neuroendocrinology (BSN) is a scientific society that exists to promote research and learning into the interplay between the endocrine and nervous systems that control so many important body processes (see below for key subject categories). The ultimate aim of this research is to provide therapies for the many neuroendocrine diseases and disorders that may develop throughout the life course, and to develop methods to beneficially regulate normal neuroendocrine function in man and animals.

The origins of the Society date back to 1985, and it has published the international 'Journal of Neuroendocrinology' for over 20 years. Annual meetings are held either stand alone or jointly with European or UK societies with similar interests. The BSN has a number of grant schemes available to its membership to support neuroendocrine research by scientists at different phases of their careers, researcher mobility and skills training, international and UK travel, as well as support for scientific meetings and public engagement events.

ICCPB 2015 Newsletter:

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR PARTICIPANTS

The 9th International Congress of Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry

ICCPB 2015 August 23-28, Kraków, Poland

www.iccpb2015.confer.uj.edu.pl

Current announcements:

- ICCPB Organizing Committee offers Awards for Outstanding Posters

- Rules of Young Scientist Awards will be announced soon

- Details of the financial support:www.iccpb2015.confer.uj.edu.pl/financial_support

Do not miss the opportunity to:

- Participate in six plenary lectures given by renowned scientists, on subjects ranging from macrophysiology through evolutionary eco-physiology to neurobiology.

- Present your research and exchange ideas on 30 symposia covering the areas of molecular and integrative physiology, chronobiology, neurophysiology, animal energetics, stress physiology, and others.

- Meet more than 150 speakers invited for the symposia and many more who will join us.

- Submit a post-conference paper to Physiological and Biochemical Zoology for a peer-reviewed Special Collection.

- Last, but not least, enjoy Kraków, which regularly ranks among the top must-visit places in Europe.

Visit www.iccpb2015.confer.uj.edu.plfor details on the conference program, deadlines, fees, abstract submission, accommodation, offer for sponsors and exhibitors, and other useful information.

WELCOME TO KRAKÓW!

Paweł Koteja

Chair of ICCPB 2015 Local Organizing Committee

Institute of Environmental Sciences, Jagiellonian University,

ul. Gronostajowa 7, 30-387 Kraków, Poland;

Register at hypothalamus.eu/register/

There will also be a Early Stage Researcher Symposium within the meeting on the 24th Sept, which includes a networking session and the Alison Douglas Lecture. Details and poster are here: tinyurl.com/nksdsl9

And don't forget to send in your applications for the 2015 Dr. Michael Harbuz Prize, the deadline is 30th June. Details can be found at tinyurl.com/l99tssz

The first volume in a new Series ‘Masterclass in Neuroendocrinology’, a co- publication between Wiley and the INF (International Neuroendocrine Foundation), aims to illustrate highest standards and encourage the use of the latest technologies in basic and clinical research and hopes to provide inspiration for further exploration into the exciting field of neuroendocrinology. For more information go to eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-1118606817.html.