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Structural and Functional Organization of the Neocortex: Proceedings of a Symposium in the Memory of Otto D. Creutzfeldt, May 1993

Structural and Functional Organization of the Neocortex: Proceedings of a Symposium in the Memory of Otto D. Creutzfeldt, May 1993

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Series: Experimental Brain Research, Book 24

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ISBN10: 3642785018
ISBN13: 9783642785016
Publisher: Springer Nature
Published: Dec 21 2011
Pages: 476
Weight: 1.55
Height: 1.02 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
On April 1, 1992, Otto Creutzfeldt would have celebrated his 65th birthday. About a year before, those of us who worked with him in the Department of Neurobiology decided to organize a meeting to honour Otto and his contri- butions to neuroscience. Since Otto Creutzfeldt had no intention of retiring before his 67th birthday, this was not to be a retirement conference but a celebration on the occasion of a major anniversary. However. events turned out differently. In the spring of 1991, Otto Creutzfeldt became seriously ill, before we could consult with him on his suggestions for such a meeting, and we decided to postpone further dis- cussion until his health improved. In the summer, when we talked to him about the meeting, he basically approved of the idea but immediately sug- gested our turning it into a proper scientific congress, rather than limiting ourselves to inviting his friends and former co-workers. He had very good friends in many parts of the world and would certainly have liked to see many of them again. However, his interest in science remained the domi- nant factor. He proposed the main topics for the conference and suggested several speakers to be invited. Although he knew that his health was crit- ical and that his condition could rapidly worsen, we had the feeling that the planning gave him hope and perhaps an opportunity to look forward.

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