
doi: 10.1038/35102748
pmid: 11700504
America may be thinking big, but in Europe the rise of neuroscience is finding favour in a more localized manner. Helen Gavaghan taps into the continental flavour of European interdisciplinary research.
Europe, Societies, Scientific, Career Choice, Neurosciences, Humans
Europe, Societies, Scientific, Career Choice, Neurosciences, Humans
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