Founded in 1996, the Society for Neuro-Oncology is the premier North American organization for clinicians, basic scientists, nurses and other health care professionals whose focus is central nervous system tumors in children and adults. As a multidisciplinary organization, SNO’s mission is to promote advances in neuro-oncology through research and education.
SNO membership is drawn from multiple disciplines, including epidemiology, medical oncology, neuro-oncology, neurosurgery, pathology, pediatrics, psychology, radiology, radiation oncology, and basic science. Active members hold doctorate-level degrees, associate members are involved in neuro-oncology research, treatment or support, without holding a doctorate-level degree, and trainee members include those with or without doctorate-level degrees, in fellowship, post-doctoral or other educational positions, below a faculty level.
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