03/14/2010

Conference on Bioprediction

The LANP--along with the Oxford Center for Neuroethics--is sponsoring an upcoming conference on bioprediction (see here for details).  The conference will take place in Washington DC from May 8th through the 9th immediately leading up to the annual meeting of the Neuroethics Society.  Both events should be interesting and informative.  So, hopefully, we will see some of you there!
Mar 14, 2010 9:07:57 AM | Conferences and Events

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