Two main requests that came out of the symposium were for access to talks and an online discussion forum.
We are implementing access to talks bit-by-bit as speakers opt in. Take a look at the program at :
in which titles will either link to downloadable talk or the submitted abstract if speakers have allowed it. Some speakers are delaying providing talks, but will do so at a later date, so do keep checking (or perhaps even contact speakers directly if you have a special interest).
Following Gareth Barker's excellent suggestion, we have started the GABAMRS jiscmail group - this has the advantage of thread being searchable and archived by a UK-based university service. It is accessible to all. To subscribe to the list:
Send an email to listserv@jiscmail.ac.uk
Hopefully, this will become a discussion forum for any issues of data acquisition, processing and interpretation, and participation will be as open as it was during the symposium.
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