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SBN Elected Officers:

PRESIDENT
(07-09)
Emilie F. Rissman

PRESIDENT-ELECT
(07-09)
Gregory F. Ball

PAST PRESIDENT
(07-09)
Geert J. de Vries

SECRETARY
(07-09)
Barney A. Schlinger

TREASURER
(07-10)
Ruth I. Wood

Visit the festive city of Groningen in the Netherlands for SBN 2008. The meeting website is now online. The chair of the local organizing committee is Gert J. ter Horst, Chair of the Department of Anatomy, University Medical Center, Groningen. Our opening reception will be held at the end of the day on July 7^th. The science begins the next day with oral sessions and posters on July 8, 9, and 10 with the concluding banquet on the evening of July10th. Deadline to submit an abstract is April 1, 2008 and the Award Submission Deadline is March 14, 2008. Young Investigator and Travel Awardees have been chosen.

Meeting Registration Deadlines Approaching!
March 14: The deadline for award applications for students and post-docs. Please note that this year the Awards Committee will select 6 abstracts for Young Investigator awards of $1600.00 each and an additional 18 student will be selected to receive travel awards of $1000.00. This represents and increase in numbers of travel awards and the dollar amount of both awards. The Executive Committee decided on this action because it is so vital for our society that our younger members are able to attend the meeting and we realize the dollar to euro exchange rate is not good.

Information on how to apply for an award is on the Abstract Submission form which can be found at SBN 2008, click “submit abstract”). Please, follow the directions given.

References will be submitted in support of applicants via the website.

April 1: The deadline for ALL abstract submissions.
May 1: The deadline for reduced registration.

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Welcome to the website of the Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology (SBN). The SBN promotes intellectual exchanges between basic scientists studying interactions between behavior, genes, and neuroendocrine systems. We are interested in a large variety of normal behaviors; reproduction, eating and drinking, responses to stress, learning and memory, aggression and parental behaviors. Studies like ours of natural behaviors can shed light on behavioral disorders which often have strong genetic and/or hormonal components. SBN researchers study these interactions from the behavioral to the molecular level, in laboratory, field, and/or clinical settings, using a variety of animal models. This rich mixture of ideas and approaches can be enjoyed at our annual meetings.

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