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SBN Elected Officers:

PRESIDENT
(07-11)
Gregory F. Ball

PRESIDENT-ELECT
(07-11)
Jeffrey Blaustein

PAST PRESIDENT
(07-11)
Emilie F. Rissman

SECRETARY
(07-11)
Christine Wagner

TREASURER
(07-10)
Ruth I. Wood

Get ready for the 2010 SBN Annual Meeting, July 18-21 in Toronto, Canada. Abstracts are now being accepted for the meeting. Click here to find out more about the program, housing and registration. We look forward to an exciting program this year in Toronto!

New Past President Emilie Rissman and President Greg Ball

Diane Witt receives award for her public service to the field of Behavioral Neuroendocrinology

New SBN Policy Statements
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Books of interest to Members: SBN members who have authored or edited books of topical interest to members of the SBN are invited to have those books listed in our new "Books Authored or Edited by SBN Members"
section on the Links of Interest page. Please, send complete citation information about the book, including the ISBN, and a PDF of the cover or table of contents to Randy Nelson at randy.nelson@osumc.edu if you would like your book included in the list.

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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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