by Alla Katsnelson
NEWS ANALYSIS	Ethics, public education at SfN Email: Alla Katsnelson - alla_k@ureach.com News from The Scientist 2003, 4(1):20031113-07 Published   13 November 2003

NEW ORLEANS—At the 33rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience from November 8 to 12, more than 28,000 registrants viewed more than 15,000 presentations on everything from ion channel physiology and neural stem cells to circadian rhythms and human cognition and behavior. But also on the agenda were discussions of burgeoning policy concerns in neuroscience.

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