The American Society for Neurochemistry was founded August 5,1969 with the intent to:

1. Promote neurochemistry and related neurosciences and to enhance neurochemical knowledge;
2. To stimulate communication between investigators;
3. To disseminate new research findings through meetings, seminars, publications, and related activities; and
4. To advance the education and recruitment of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in neurochemistry.

The ASN has members located in the USA, Canada, and Latin America, with a few affiliate members from elsewhere. The small size and intimate setting of annual ASN meetings makes it an exceptionally interactive and friendly venue. The meeting organization and approach to promoting scientific inquiry and dialogue is innovative as compared to traditional large scientific meetings.

ASN aims to help all scientists and trainees realize their educational and professional goals in an organization free from harassment or discrimination based on gender, orientation, race, ethnicity, or religion.

Diversity Statement

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Financial Conflict of Interest Policy

History of ASN