THIS IS AN IN-PERSON MEETING ONLY
Meeting venue: Jacqueline du Pre Building: Edward Boyle Auditorium
Sponsor Stalls and Refreshment Breaks: The Pavilion
NOTE: The number of attendees we can accept is limited to 150 seats.
We apologise if you are unable to register before the seats are filled. Please add your name to the waiting list if the event is full booked but places are released due to cancellations.
Travel
www.st-hildas.ox.ac.uk/jdp-music-building/getting-here
## By Car
St Hilda's College is located on Cowley Place (OX4 1DY), just off the Plain Roundabout at the end of Oxford High Street.
Traffic Restrictions & ZEZ: Oxford operates a Zero Emission Zone (ZEZ) in sections of the city centre, alongside active Low Traffic Neighborhoods (LTNs) and bus gates. While Cowley Place itself sits just outside the core ZEZ area, your driving route through Oxford may pass through restricted zones. Please check the Oxford City Council website to review charges and restricted routes before traveling.
## Parking
There is no parking on-site at St Hilda's College for attendees or sponsors. We strongly encourage using public transport or Oxford's Park & Ride bus system (Thornhill and Redbridge are the most convenient locations for those arriving from the south and east).
Sponsors are welcome to enter the College via the vehicle entrance to drop of materials but must park outside of the College.
## By Train
Oxford Railway Station has direct links to London Paddington, London Marylebone, and major cross-country routes. From the station, the venue is:
## By Coach (From London)
Oxford is served by express coach services from central London, including the Oxford Tube:
## By Local Bus
Frequent local bus routes run through the city centre and stop nearby at Magdalen Bridge or The Plain (including routes 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, and 9). Consult the Oxford Bus Company or Stagecoach journey planners to plan your route.
On-Site Navigation & Accessibility
Finding the Buildings
Once you arrive on Cowley Place, enter through the main St Hilda's College entrance:
Accessibility
The South of England Neurosciences Association holds two meetings annually delivering high quality, continuing medical educational and professional development to healthcare professionals in the neurosciences, and to provide a forum for networking and collaboration.
The meeting is approved by the Royal College of Physicians for up to 6 CPD credits.
SENA invites the Consultants, Registrars and Fellows at all hospitals related to the major Neuroscience Centres in South of England; namely:
Healthcare professionals and students in the neurosciences and related disciplines and subspecialities of these regions are also welcome to register.
About SENA
SENA is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) registered in England & Wales [Charity No.1198001]. Our mission is to encourage professional contacts between clinicians and clinical neuroscientists in the South and South East of England for educational and didactic activities; to deliver high quality, continuing medical educational and professional development to healthcare professionals in the neurosciences, and to provide a forum for networking and collaboration.
About SENA
SENA is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) registered in England & Wales [Charity No.1198001]. Our mission is to encourage professional contacts between clinicians and clinical neuroscientists in the South and South East of England for educational and didactic activities; to deliver high quality, continuing medical educational and professional development to healthcare professionals in the neurosciences, and to provide a forum for networking and collaboration.