Society for Neurochemistry, India

SNCI

The society for neurochemistry, India, (SNCI) was established way back in 1979 in the name of Neurochemistry Society of India (NSI) by Dr. B. Ramamurthy a pioneer in neurosurgery in India and often recognized as the father of Neurosurgery of India. Incidentally, Dr. B. Ramamurthy is one of the founding members and the 1^st President of Society for Neurochemistry, India (SNCI), and Prof. K. Subba Rao was the founder Secretary of the Society.

Sensitization on Neurohealth by SNCI Chennai Chapter
28th August 2024, Golden Jubilee Seminar Hall, Justice Basheer Ahmad Sayeed College for Women, Chennai…Read More

38th SNCI Annual Meeting 2024
The annual meeting of SNCI 2024 is scheduled between 26-28 September 2024 at Chandigarh. …..Read More

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SNCI Annual Meeting 2024
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SNCI

The Society for Neurochemistry (SNCI) is promoting neurochemistry/ neuroscience in India and attracts younger generation towards studying neurochemistry. The SNCI is functioning from the University of Hyderabad as its headquarters and currently it has over 750 life members. The society elects its executive body biannually which consists of President, Vice President, Secretary General (H.Q), Secretary (O.S), Joint Secretary and Treasurer. Apart from these at least 4 executive members are elected from different parts of the country. The society encourages members to form local chapters at various places. The local chapters can organize small symposia and or workshops in their respective places. The society helps partially to conduct these events. Currently the society has 11 local chapters, Kolkata, Gwalior, Bengaluru, Mysuru, Chennai, Nagpur, Shillong (North-eastern region), New Delhi, Mathura, Cochin and Varanasi.