The University of Colorado, June 15–18, 2010, Boulder, CO, USA

For details and provisional programme see: http://psych.colorado.edu/∼stressworkshop2010/

The aims of the neurobiology of stress workshop are:

•	To conduct a rigorous scientific meeting that brings together researchers (principal investigators and trainees) who study stress–brain interactions and their impact on mental and physical health.
•	To provide a unique opportunity for researchers to participate in face-to-face discussion on the role of stress in the interpretation, its significance and future directions of recent research findings.
•	To nurture the career development of trainees.The workshop format provides time for discussion among all attendees during each scientific session, shared daily lunches and evening events.

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Programme Committee: • Committee Chair and Session Chair: James Herman, University of Cincinnati • Co-Committee Chair and Session Chair: James Koenig, University of Maryland • Advisor: Robert Spencer, University of Colorado at Boulder • Advisor: John Russell, University of Edinburgh, Editor of the Journal Stress • Session Chair: Kellie Tamashiro, John Hopkins University School of Medicine • Session Chair: Monika Fleshner, University of Colorado at Boulder • Session Chair: Serge Campeau, University of Colorado at Boulder

•	Local Organizing Committee (University of Colorado at Boulder): • Chair: Robert Spencer, Co-Chair: Heidi Day, Steve Maier, Monika Fleshner, Christopher Lowry and Sondra Bland Enquiries to: Robert L. Spencer 〈E-mail: [email protected]〉