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Our First Electronic Newsletter!Greetings and welcome to the latest installment of the SSPD newsletter. It has taken a little longer than planned, but here is the first SSPD Newsletter sent via email. Hopefully this will improve communications for the Society by speeding up the dissemination of information, and it will certainly save the costs associated with copying and mailing the newsletter out to all of the members and it will make it easier to reach our international colleagues. With this new format we should be able to include more information and new features (see the two summaries of new research presented in this issue). Any items of interest that you have for future newsletters may be submitted to the Secretary/Treasurer Joe Porter (jporter@vcu.edu). Please feel free to forward this newsletter to any colleagues that may be interested in the stimulus properties of drugs! SSPD Meeting at Society for NeuroscienceThis year, as in previous years, SSPD will host an evening paper session at the Society for Neuroscience in Orlando, FL. The Society for Neurosciences will meet from November 2 to 7, 2002. Further information about SFN can be obtained from their website: http://www.sfn.org. Recent SSPD meetings at SFN have been held on Wednesday evenings to allow interested members to attend both SSPD and the American Society Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (ASPET) social (ASPET meets on Monday night this year). However, informal discussions amongst the membership indicate that Tuesday evenings are the preferred meeting day. Indeed, attendance at Wednesday evening SSPD meetings would also indicate that members prefer Tuesday evenings. Therefore, this year, SSPD will meet Tuesday evening:
Call For AbstractsIf you or your students are interested in presenting a 15-20 min informal paper on your research on the stimulus properties of drugs, please submit an abstract to our Secretary/Treasurer Joe Porter (jporter@vcu.edu) by October 18, 2002. We look forward to hearing about your latest research findings! |
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