34th Annual NBTS Meeting in Louisville, KY, June 26-30, 2010

June 26-June 30, 2010
Marriott Louisville Downtown, Louisville, KY, USA

We will be having our meeting June 26th – 30th, 2010 At the Marriott Louisville Downtown in Louisville, KY right on the Ohio River, gateway for the settlers of the early 19th century. We will be there for some great early 21st century scientific discussion. 

Symposia
The BTS Symposium on Behavioral Toxicology of Cognition: Extrapolation from Experimental Animal Models to Humans;

A joint NBTS+TS+OTIS Symposium on the Developmental Risks of Psychiatric Drugs

A joint NBTS+TS Symposium on Advancing Neurodevelopmental Evaluation in Children:
An Interdisciplinary Approach

New Model Symposium on Zebrafish Models for Neurobehavioral Teratology: Opportunities and Challenges.

Elsevier Special Lecture
Dr. Neil MacLusky will present:  Bisphenol-A Impacts on Sex Differences in Neural Processes

State of the Art Lecture
Dr. Linda Birnbaum, Director of NIEHS

Roundtable discussion of the Future Directions in Neurobehavioral Teratology

National Children’s Study Panel

Open Platform and Poster presentations will feature cutting-edge science by our attendees.
Send in your abstracts soon.

Abstract submission and registration is available through a link on the NBTS web site, NBTS.org.

The deadline for abstract submission is February 15, 2010. 

There will be competitive Travel Fellowships for Students and Postdocs. Those who wish to apply should designate their abstracts as eligible for the competition.

For more information on the meeting, visit www.NBTS.org or email me, Ed Levin, President of NBTS at edlevin@duke.edu.

I look forward to our meeting together for the advancement our field to help reduce neurobehavioral toxicity through better scientific understanding.

The final 2010 NBTS Meeting Abstracts and Program will be posted when available!

We will meet with our sister societies Teratology and OTIS.
To go to the Teratology Society website to view their meeting program, click here
To go to the OTIS website to view their meeting program, click here

For information on the hotel, see the Marriott Louisville Downtown website.


The conference meeting rate is $150 for single/double occupancy with special rates available for students and government employees. Or these special rates call or email Jim Steer at the Marriott Louisville Downtown (502-671-4290; James.steer@marriottlouisville.com).