Resources for Librarians:

Welcome!  The Dana Press is the publishing division of the Dana Foundation. Our books and Website explore cutting-edge news from the leaders in neuroscience.  Also, we're very proud that we were listed in the 10/1/2007 issue of Library Journal, along with MIT Press, as one of the "main publishers in this area."   

Dana library services is happy to assist you with booking local authors at your library or conference, provide examination copies, or discuss opportunities for you to join us as we celebrate our 15^th anniversary of Brain Awareness Week. Brain Awareness Week (BAW), a global campaign to increase public awareness about the progress and benefits of brain research. Every March BAW unites the efforts of universities, hospitals, patient groups, government agencies, schools, service organizations, and professional associations worldwide in a week-long celebration of the brain.  Founded and coordinated by the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives and European Dana Alliance for the Brain, the campaign will launch March 15-21, 2010.

For more information, please contact Laura Reynolds at lreynolds@dana.org.

• Our Recent Catalogs (downloadable)
• Dana Foundation Series on Neuroethics 
• “News and Features” about brain science research
•  Q & As with authors 
• Reader's Review Program (Early peek at new titles.)
• Dana Press Blog
•  Upcoming Titles
  • The Temperamental Thread: How Genes, Culture, Time, and Luck Make Us Who We Are by Jerome Kagan
  • Cerebrum 2010: Emerging Ideas in Brain Science 
• Descriptions and information on new books
• Book Announcement Alerts: Sign up! 

Online Resources  for your patrons:

• BrainWeb provides information and links to validated sites about brain diseases and disorders.                    

• BrainyKids offers online science resources for students, teachers, and parents.

• Brain Resources for Seniors lists sites related to brain health, education, and general information for older adults.

• Cerebrum, an e-magazine with debates and ideas about some of today's most interesting brain science.

• Please direct requests for free materials to lreynolds@dana.org.