The Society is launching a new programme aimed at schools – to promote scientific spirit and interest in the neurological sciences before university education. The …
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Max Brzezicki Re-Elected as the President
We are pleased to confirm that due to no other contenders challenging the incumbent president, the Oxford Neurological Society has re-elected Dr Max Brzezicki to …
Read more2021 Conference
The next meeting of the Society will be held at the Skogen Café in Oxford (2 King Edward St), on Saturday 28th August at 2pm. …
Read moreRare diseases fund
This memorandum will create and set out preliminary rules for the fundraising, management, and expenditure of the fund to support research in rare neurological diseases. …
Read moreYear of Psychosis Prevention and Prehabilitation
The Prefect announced that there are considerable challenges in the current state of affairs regarding psychosis; its recognition, prevention and treatment, especially amongst the younger …
Read moreCOVID-19 Memorandum
COVID-19 pandemic has put considerable challenges on many businesses, charities, and healthcare organisations. It is therefore agreed that the Society must adjust the way it …
Read moreAnnual Meeting 27/08/2020
The House is pleased to announce that this year’s conference will move to an electronic form, in line with HM Government’s guidance on social distancing. …
Read moreCOVID-19 Response
The House receives with great concern the reports about SARS-CoV-2 pandemic and its effect on all countries where the Society is operational. Many of our …
Read moreMentorship Programme Approved by the House
After gaining approval we will run an informal mentorship programme, in which we will aim to help students interested in all areas of clinical and …
Read moreClinical Neurosciences Journal Is Launched
We aim to communicate the peer-reviewed research in the field of clinical neurosciences. We are a platform for scientific discourse and the public health advocacy. …
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