the two traveled to Seattle for a position at the University of Washington for 11 years. Lund went on to study the visual cortex in the primate visual system, as this remained her primary study for the rest of her career. After a period of time in Charleston at the Medical University of South Carolina, in 1983, Raymond Lund took a chair position at the University of Pittsburgh. Here she became a Professor of Psychiatry, Professor of Neurology, Professor of Ophthalmology, and Professor of Anatomy. Her last career move before retiring was working at the University of Utah for their Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. Honors Jennifer S. Lund held many positions throughout her career. She was a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences and served on the Scientific Advisory Board for England’s Medical Research Council (United Kingdom). She has served as Chair of the Program Committee and Treasurer for the USA Society for Neuroscience, and Executive Secretary for International Brain Research Organization (IBRO). She was also the Secretary-General of IBRO. She won the Krieg Cortical Discoverer Medal in 1992 for her work in investigating the cerebral cortex and its connections. References 1940 births Living people British neuroscientists British women neuroscientists 20th-century British women scientists Alumni of University College London Academics of University College London