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Neuroscience Faculty Faculty - Teaching and Support
Faculty: Update/Include Your Profile
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Neuroscience FacultyUse the Google Engine to Search these pages ... Enter a name or a specific term. For certain terms, try using variants like: e.g. "hippocampus" or "hippocampal"; "noradrenaline" or "adrenergic". For each search you'll see a link to the primary faculty listings as well as individual pages. If you see the notice: "In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the 1 already displayed. If you like, you can repeat the search with the omitted results included" ... follow the link to see more entries.
We have grouped the Neuroscience faculty into two listings. Faculty/Mentors are those who can presently accept new students into their laboratories for dissertation research. Faculty/Teaching and Support are those who presently are not taking new students into their laboratories but are willing to play a continuing role as advisors and educators in the Program. Students should always discuss these issues with the individual faculty and the Director of Graduate Studies when choosing mentors and advisors for research rotations or dissertations. Each listing identifies the faculty member's primary and secondary research specialization, their home Department, and a short description of his or her research interests, including a short list of recent publications. Each name is linked to the faculty's Departmental home page when available. There you should be able to find more detailed information on the individual's academic interests. | Graduate Program in Neuroscience | Departmental Concentration | Application Procedures | Faculty | Events |
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