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With news item on front page about the change of name for the BRA to the British Neuroscience Association. A3 portrait. Folded. With 4 pages card insert.

Brain Research Association

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Events held by the Brain Research Association (BRA) and other organisations

Local Brain Research Association groups

Brain Research Association response to the 1979 Protection of Animals (Scientific Purposes) Bill and the 1979 Laboratory Animals Protection Bill (Includes papers from the Committee for the Reform of Animal Experimentation, The Physiological Society, the Research Defence Society, The Royal Society, and the Universities Federation for Animal Welfare)

Brain Research Association response to a proposed British Psychological Society register of psychologists

Student bursaries

Developmental Neurobiology Club

Letter from Dr RGM Morris, BRA Chairman, with attached letter from Professor Constantino Sotelo, President of the ENA (European Neuroscientists). Morris's letter asks for comments about proposals to alter radically the structure of the ENA. Sotelo's letter outlines the proposals to alter the ENA's internal structure and it's relationship with national bodies.

Two letters, dated 14 June 1994 and 15 November 1993, from Professor RGM Morris, Chairman of the BRA, to Dr David Price of the Higher Education Funding Council. In the letter dated June 1994 Dr Price enquires about the lowly designation given to the branch of neuroscience research. Dr Price also attaches his previous letter that contains his arguments about the state of neuroscience research in the United Kingdom.

Report from the UK Brain Research Association by Susan D. Iverson, BRA Chairman and Richard Morris IBRO [International Brain Research Organization] representative. This single sheet report describes briefly activities organised by the BRA to promote a greater awareness of neuroscience in Britain, primarily to the research community but also to schools and the general public. The major activity is the Annual Meeting supplemented by special events

IBRO News [International Brain Research Organization], volume 25, no. 2.

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IBRO News [International Brain Research Organization], volume 25, no. 2.

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