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Society for Neuroscience, 2007

Alison Abbott and Kerri Smith will be sending back diary reports from this meeting in San Diego from Sunday 4 November. Check back here for updates.

Meanwhile, you may be interested to read what the society has to say on the effect of wildfires on the region:

"When Neuroscience 2007 kicks off on Saturday in San Diego, attendees can expect another highly rewarding, and safe, meeting. The convention center, downtown, and airport remain open and fully active, while our presence will provide business revenue that helps the region rebuild. Crews continue to make progress on the few fires remaining in outlying areas, and air quality, which remained in the "good" category downtown during the worst of the fires, has continued to improve in other areas as well."

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