2001 MEETING NEWS
SSPD will sponsor two scientific
meetings this year. The first will be held in conjunction with
the joint meeting of the European Behavioural Pharmacology Society
and European Brain and Behaviour Society (EBPS-EBBS) in Marseilles,
France in September. The second meeting will occur in November
at the Society for Neuroscience meeting in San Diego, California,
U.S.A.
The joint EBPS-EBBS meeting will occur September
8-12. Information on this meeting may be obtained at their website:
http://lncf.cnrs?mrs.fr/
EBBS?EBPS?2001/. SSPD will meet the afternoon of Saturday,
Sept. 8, 1:00 - 5:30 p.m. The focus of this meeting will be
on methodological issues related to the various stimulus properties
of drugs, although presentations of results of other research
related to the stimulus properties of drugs are also welcome.
Abstracts should be received no later than July 15, 2001.
Please send abstracts to Jenny Wiley
(electronic copies appreciated; contact information is on the
front page of the newsletter). The opening reception for EBPS-EBBS
is scheduled for 6:00 p.m.
SSPD will sponsor an evening paper session at the
Society for Neuroscience meeting that is to be held in San Diego,
November 10-15. Information on the SfN meeting may be obtained
at their website: http://www.sfn.org/.
The SSPD session has not yet been scheduled, but, due to restrictions
imposed by SfN, it is typically on Tuesday or Wednesday evening.
The annual business meeting will be held prior to oral presentations
of current research.
For SSPD members who are current on their dues (we
thank you), there is no fee for attending the session. (Members
who are not current on their dues can pay them at the session.)
Non-members will be charged a nominal fee. Food and drink will
be provided, and there will be a cash bar for extra drinks.
The deadline for receipt of abstracts is September
30, 2001. We particularly encourage students and new members
to present their research on the stimulus properties of drugs
at this informal forum. The time allotted for each presentation
will depend on how many presentations are accepted; in any event,
no less than 15 min will be allowed for each speaker. Please send
abstracts to Jenny Wiley (electronic
format is appreciated).