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| Affiliated research projectsPage contents > European Neuroscience and Society Network | Translating Neurobiological Research | Voices: on identity, childhood, ethics and stimulants | Neuroculture European Neuroscience and Society NetworkENSN is the leading European network for interdisciplinary discussions of the social implications of the neurosciences. Funded by the European Science Foundation and convened by researchers at the LSE BIOS Centre, it has been established to serve as a multidisciplinary forum for timely engagement with the social, political and economic implications of developments in the neurosciences contact: Caitlin Connors (Programme Coordinator) Translating Neurobiological ResearchTNR is an eighteen month research project based in LSE BIOS Centre and funded by the Medical Research Council to assist in the understanding of the ways in which medical research translates into biomedical practice and contributes to economic competitiveness. contact: Jim Ottaway (Research Officer) Voices: on identity, childhood, ethics and stimulantsVOICES is a Wellcome Trust funded research project based within the LSE BIOS Centre. The research project brings the perspectives and experiences of children into international debates around rising child psychiatric diagnoses and the increasing use of drugs in child psychiatry. contact: Ilina Singh (Wellcome Trust University Lecturer in Bioethics and Society) NeurocultureAnd this is how it all started...An exhibition on Visual Art and the Brain curated by Suzanne Anker & Giovanni Frazzetto More recently the Brainwave Festival in New York brought together artists and neuroscientists, this 'rise of neuroculture' refers among others to the more visible 'neuroscientific understanding of the brain that is becoming part of our daily life.' Coming soon at www.neuroculture.org contact: Giovanni Frazzetto
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