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Why become a member of the BNS ?
- The aims of the BNS are to further the study of neuropathology and to promote the exchange of scientific and professional information
- By becoming a member you will receive regular emails of BNS news, updates and future neuropathology meetings
- Being a BNS member can mean reduced registration rates for some neuroscience meetings
- You will receive the society journal ‘Neuropathology and Applied Neurobiology’
- You will be eligible to apply for BNS grants and bursaries
- You will be eligible for election as an officer at one of the BNS committees to become a voice of the society and its running
- You will have access to BNS restricted area on the website to all archived and historical documents
Types of Membership
Ordinary members
- Neuropathologists and trainees, general pathologists with interest in neuropathology and other clinical neurology and neuroscience research disciplines with a strong and practical or research interest in Neuropathology
- Annual subscription will include the subscription to the Society Journal
- Full member – £85
- Early careers researcher (trainees, PhD student or up to three years post PhD) – £30
- Contact the BNS secretary for any queries regarding ways to pay your membership subscription
Honorary members
- Ordinary Members may become Honorary Members on retirement by application to the Society Committee
How to apply for membership
- Please submit your details on the form below
- You will need to attach a brief curriculum vitae including publications list and statement of involvement in neuropathology practice or research
- You will need to provide confirmation of support from two Ordinary Members of the BNS
Or
- For applicants who do not have BNS members as sponsors: You will need to provide the names of two senior academic or clinical colleagues within your institution who can provide references for you.