HFSP Workshop Series
A series of HFSP Workshops were held in Strasbourg (France)up until 2000.
The proceedings were published in the form of monographs.
They are useful to specialists in the field, as well as to teachers, scientists and students wishing for an introduction and update to these fascinating aspects of biology
The proceedings are available for most of them below in pdf format. Printed versions are no longer available.
The table of contents of each publication can be read by clicking on the title below. In some cases this links to a summary essay of the proceedings or to the complete publication in Adobe Acrobat format.
WORKSHOP I : Coincidence Detection in the Nervous System
Eds: A. Konnerth, R. Tsien, K. Mikoshiba and J.S. Altman
WORKSHOP II : Vision and Movement Mechanisms in the Cerebral Cortex
Eds: R. Caminiti, K.-P. Hoffmann, F. Lacquaniti and J.S. Altman
WORKSHOP III : Genetic Control of Heart Development
Eds: E.N. Olson, R.P. Harvey, R.A. Schulz and J.S. Altman
WORKSHOP IV : Central Synapses: quantal mechanisms and plasticity
Eds: Donald S. Faber, Henri Korn, Stephen Redman, Scott M. Thompson and J.S. Altman
WORKSHOP V : Brain and mind: evolutionary perspectives
Eds: Michael S. Gazzaniga and Jennifer S. Altman
WORKSHOP VI : Cell surface proteoglycans in signalling and development
Eds: Arthur Lander, Hiroshi Nakato, Scott B. Selleck, Jeremy E. Turnbull and Chris Coath
WORKSHOP VII : Transcription regulation in eukaryotes
Eds: Pierre Chambon, Roger Kornberg, Toshio Fukasawa and Chris Coath
WORKSHOP VIII : The regulation of sleep
Eds: Alexander Borbély, Osamu Hayaishi, Terrence Sejnowski and Jennifer Altman
WORKSHOP IX : Cell Division and the Replicon
Eds: Walton Fangman, Takeo Kishimoto, Masamichi Kohiyama and Chris Coath
WORKSHOP X : Axis formation in vertebrate embryos: a comparative approach
Eds. Siew-Lan Ang, Richard R. Behringer, Hiroshi Sasaki, Jennifer S. Altman, Chris Coath
WORKSHOP XI : Neuroenergetics: relevance for functional brain imaging
Eds.Richard S.J. Frackowiak, Pierre Magistretti, Robert G. Shulman, Jennifer Altman, Maria Adams