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Catecholamines

General Info
Status:	Active
Discipline:	Biological
Initial Year:	1973
Cycle:	24 Months

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Biological Chemistry Pathology Pharmacology and Therapeutics

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Conference Description
The GRC on Catecholamines was first held in 1973 and has been held every two years since that time. Having a GRC on Catecholamines is as important today as it was when it began, although the emphasis has evolved from a focus on the peripheral nervous system to a strong interest in the central nervous system. In the last three and a half decades, basic discoveries in the molecular biology of catecholamine receptors and signaling systems have been the driving force in our understanding of central and peripheral nervous system function at many levels. Early catecholamine research focused on identifying specific molecules, signals and behavioral consequences associated with catecholamine function. Now that many core details have been described, catecholamine research is shifting attention towards integrating basic molecular and physiological processes into the larger context of brain circuitry dynamics, behavior and neurological and psychobiological disorders. A Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) is held in conjunction with this Conference. Click here for more information about the associated GRS.

Conference Description

The GRC on Catecholamines was first held in 1973 and has been held every two years since that time. Having a GRC on Catecholamines is as important today as it was when it began, although the emphasis has evolved from a focus on the peripheral nervous system to a strong interest in the central nervous system. In the last three and a half decades, basic discoveries in the molecular biology of catecholamine receptors and signaling systems have been the driving force in our understanding of central and peripheral nervous system function at many levels. Early catecholamine research focused on identifying specific molecules, signals and behavioral consequences associated with catecholamine function. Now that many core details have been described, catecholamine research is shifting attention towards integrating basic molecular and physiological processes into the larger context of brain circuitry dynamics, behavior and neurological and psychobiological disorders.

A Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) is held in conjunction with this Conference. Click here for more information about the associated GRS.

Meeting History

Year	Meeting Name	Dates	Conference Site	Chair(s)
2013	Catecholamines	Aug 11-16	Mount Snow Resort	Antonello Bonci
2011	Catecholamines	Aug 7-12	Bates College	Regina M. Carelli
2009	Catecholamines	Aug 9-14	University of New England	Patricio O'Donnell
2007	Catecholamines	Aug 5-10	Magdalen College	Jill B. Becker
2005	Catecholamines	Jul 24-29	Proctor Academy	David Sulzer
2003	Catecholamines	Aug 3-8	The Queen's College	Terry E. Robinson
2001	Catecholamines	Jul 8-13	Proctor Academy	Randy D. Blakely
1999	Catecholamines	Jul 25-30	The Queen's College	Marie-Francoise Chesselet
1997	Catecholamines	Jul 20-25	Proctor Academy	Nancy Zahniser
1995	Catecholamines	May 7-12	Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort	Ian Creese
1993	Catecholamines	Jul 25-30	Proctor Academy	Michael Zigmond
1990	Catecholamines	Jul 30 - Aug 3	Proctor Academy	Charles O. Rutledge
1988	Catecholamines	Jul 25-29	Proctor Academy	David C. Klein
1985	Catecholamines	Jul 29 - Aug 2	Proctor Academy	Barry J. Hoffer
1983	Catecholamines	-		Xandra Breakefield
1981	Catecholamines	-		Roland Ciaranello
1979	Catecholamines	-		Donald J. Reis
1977	Catecholamines	-		Floyd Bloom
1975	Catecholamines	-		Norman Weiner
1973	Catecholamines	-		E.T. Angelakos

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