Neuroscience Faculty

Faculty - Mentors

Faculty - Teaching and Support

Faculty: Update/Include Your Profile

Neuroscience Faculty

The faculty and students are the backbone of the Neuroscience Program. On these pages you will find references to the UIC faculty who are involved in clinical and academic Neuroscience.

Memorial to the Fathers of Neuroscience 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. 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.

Students should note that while all these faculty are actively involved in the academic life of the Neuroscience Program, not all are able to serve as research mentors or advisors at any given time. For example, many of the clinical faculty, while actively involved in teaching, may not have a research program suitable for doctoral candidates. Moreover, for any number of reasons, a faculty may not be able to accept students into his or her laboratory at a particular time. That does not, however, prevent that person from being an important research or classroom resource. 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.

We are presently indexing each individual faculty and will provide a searcheable faculty directory in the near future.

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