Stress and Anxiety Research Society

The Stress and Anxiety Research Society (STAR) is a versatile, universal association of scientists who share an enthusiasm for issues of anxiety, adapting, and tension. Its individuals, from more than 35 nations, meet every year to trade research discoveries and clinical applications on an extensive variety of anxiety and uneasiness related wonders. STAR meetings give a remarkable chance to learn about anxiety and nervousness, as well as how brain science is considered and rehearsed all through the world. STAR has been exceedingly dynamic in giving a chance to share research and clinical discoveries in a global discussion.

STAR's first exploratory gathering was held in Leiden, The Netherlands in 1980. Since that time, yearly gatherings have been facilitated by STAR individuals in a portion of the universes loveliest urban areas in Belgium, Germany, Scotland, Israel, Italy, Hungary, Spain, Egypt, Norway and the Czech Republic. These gatherings give a stage to significant locations by globally known researchers, paper blurb sessions, and workshops. The meetings are generally little, with around 150 to 200 members, which implies that nearby collegial connections are effectively settled. Since there is, commonly, a high rate of participation by STAR individuals, these contacts are promptly kept up.