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PhD Degree: phd-neuroscience

Provencio, Ignacio

6/17/2025

Light is critical for many biological processes. While vision is the most obvious of these, much of our "non-visual" physiology is regulated by light. For example, the internal 24-hour (circadian)…

Provencio, Jose Javier

6/17/2025

We explore the role of myeloid cell recruitment into the central nervous system after subarachnoid hemorrhage and to determine which effector molecules in neutrophils and monocytes are responsible for the…

Puglia, Meghan

6/17/2025

Research in the Puglia Developmental Neuroanayltics Lab focuses on early brain development and neurodevelopmental outcomes, with an emphasis on longitudinal infant neuroimaging, epigenetics, and quantitative approaches. Research examines how early experiences,…

Purow, Benjamin W.

6/17/2025

The Purow laboratory is dedicated to developing innovative approaches to treating not only brain tumors but cancer as a whole. We have focused now and in recent years on the following…

Ribic, Adema

6/17/2025

Our team studies how neurons assemble into circuits and how those circuits adapt to the environment. We use state-of-the-art neuroscience tools in the rodent visual system to ultimately understand how learning…

Ross, James

10/6/2025

Shin, Jung-Bum

6/17/2025

Repair of the stereocilia actin core (project leader: Elizabeth Wagner) Hair bundles are complex structures that have to be maintained throughout the life of the organism, because mature mammalian hair cells…

Siegrist, Sarah

6/17/2025

Basic, autonomous and higher, voluntary cognitive functions of the brain require production of an immense diversity of neuron types at the right place and time, as well as correct wiring…

Sontheimer, Harald

6/17/2025

Glial cells support normal brain function by maintaining ion and neurotransmitter homeostasis, by regulating local blood flow and by stabilizing the blood brain barrier. Many diseases present with an impairment…