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83. Department Of Neurobiology Web Site Information about neurobiology research, graduate programs, UAB neurobiology andneurosciences. http://www.neurobiology.uab.edu/

About the Department Highlights McKnight Brain Institute Faculty ... Department Email (department users only) Welcome to the UAB Department of Neurobiology Follow the links to learn about our faculty, research, and academic programs. For more information about the department's history, programs and facilities please click here Events and News Click here for next scheduled seminar: October 6, 2005, 1PM. Open House 2005 Students, faculty, and staff from the Department of Neurobiology welcomed visitors to the Annual Open House held in the CIRC Atrium on August 29th. A buffet style lunch was followed by poster presentations. The event provides an opportunity for prospective students to visit informally with members of the Neurobiology Department and associated programs at UAB in Cell and Molecular Biology UAB Neuroscience , and the UAB MD/PhD Program . The event also serves to welcome new students in the Neurobiology Graduate Program . Click the image below for a poster of the 2005-2006 class in the Neurobiology. Above, students, staff, and faculty discuss science after a hearty Mediterranean style meal.

84. Department Of Anatomy And Neurobiology : University Of Vermont Courses include Human Structure and Function, Neural Science, and Cell and Molecular Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Gross Anatomy, Neuroscience, Developmental neurobiology, Translational Neuroscience, Comparative Neuroanatomy, Electrophysiology, and Neurochemistry. Information on programmes, faculty, research and contact details. http://www.uvm.edu/annb/

Skip University-Wide Navigational Links Skip Local Navigational Links UVM Home Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology ... Skip Main Content Area Welcome! The Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology in the College of Medicine at the University of Vermont is an interactive department with a strong track record of accomplishment in research, education, and service. The Department consists of 17 faculty members: 8 tenure track, 4 research track, and 5 educator track faculty. In fiscal year 2003, we generated approximately $2 million in total direct costs of extramural funding. In addition, we received continued funding of $1.5 million for a Center of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) in Neuroscience , which is being used to enhance the research infrastructure for neuroscience at UVM. We have competed successfully for two $0.5 million supplements to the COBRE. In 2002-2003, we purchased a BioRad Radiance Multiphoton Microscope for the COBRE Imaging and Electrophysiology Core. In 2003-2004 our supplement will be used to purchase a Ciphergen Protein Chip reader and a laser microdissection microscope. The extramural research carried out in our department ranges from molecular to systems neuroscience, and is recognized nationally and internationally. FACULTY QUICK LINKS Braas, Karen

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Can Neurobiology Teach us Anything about Consciousness? Patricia Smith Churchland University of California, San Diego Salk Institute I Introduction: Human nervous systems display an impressive roster of complex capacities, including the following: perceiving, learning and remembering, planning, deciding, performing actions, as well as the capacities to be awake, fall asleep, dream, pay attention, and be aware. Although neuroscience has advanced spectacularly in this century, we still do not understand in satisfying detail how any capacity in the list emerges from networks of neurons. We do not completely understand how humans can be conscious, but neither do we understand how they can walk, run, climb trees or pole vault. Nor, when one stands back from it all, is awareness intrinsically more mysterious than motor control. Balanced against the disappointment that full understanding eludes us still, is cautious optimism, based chiefly on the nature of the progress behind us. For cognitive neuroscience has already passed well beyond what skeptical philosophers once considered possible, and continuing progress seems likely. In assuming that neuroscience can reveal the physical mechanisms subserving psychological functions, I am assuming that it is indeed the brain that performs those functions that capacities of the humans mind are in fact capacities of the human brain. This assumption and its corollary rejection of Cartesian souls or spirits or "spooky stuff" existing separately from the brain is no whimsy. On the contrary, it is a highly probable hypothesis, based on evidence currently available from physics, chemistry, neuroscience and evolutionary biology. In saying that physicalism is an hypothesis, I mean to emphasize its status as an empirical matter. I do not assume that it is a question of conceptual analysis, a priori insight, or religious faith, though I appreciate that not all philosophers are at one with me on this point.

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Neurobiology: "The biological study of the nervous system or any part of it." Neurobiologie der Uni. Heidelberg Im Neuenheimer Feld 364 69120 Heidelberg Germany Tel.: +49 (0)6221 54-8219 Fax: +49 (0)6221 54-6700 e-mail: About the Department We are part of the Interdisciplinary Center for Neurosciences (IZN) Latest news, press releases Archive Research Groups' pages Recruitment available positions (updated January 2005) Personnel our phone numbers and e-mail addresses Alumni colleagues who have moved on Library our journals University library biology UniSpiegel ... Ruperto Online Services Photography Plotters Other photo gallery links Seminars, Lectures Neurobiology/SFB488 lectures Courses - Summer Term, 2004 Seminar papers: Hauptseminar Past Teaching Seminars at EMBL Seminars at ZMBH ... Seminars in Heidelberg, Mannheim, Karlsruhe Other institutes DKFZ - Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum EMBL - European Molecular Biology Laboratory ZMBH Student's info Graduiertenkolleg 791 Studienfach Biologie Further Information: How to get here (in german) - translation by babelfish Campus maps: Building 364 and Building 345 Aerial photograph Back Responsible:

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92. Occidental College This Department of Cognitive Science draws upon the fields of mathematics, philosophy, psychology, neurobiology, computer science, and linguistics in its exploration of human mental life. http://www.oxy.edu/departments/cog-sci/

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Home People Research Groups ... Drugstudy Neurobiology Research Unit The Neurobiology Research Unit (NRU) is the primary center for neurobiological research at Rigshospitalet , Copenhagen University Hospital, and at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Copenhagen . Residing in the beautiful villa you see in the photo below, NRU houses more than 24 researchers and other personnel. NRU's research activities include cerebral circulation, studies of functional activation of the brain, cerebral metabolism, the blood-brain barrier, and neuroreceptors. The research comprises clinical as well as experimental work and uses SPECT (Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography), PET (Positron Emission Tomography), MR (magnetic resonance) as well as other methods. NRU has an extensive collaboration with other institutes in Denmark, in other European countries, as well as overseas. NRU is supported by both national and international grants. NRU is one of the partners in the interdiciplinary brain research framework Copenhagen Brain Research Center (CBRC) established in the Copenhagen area.

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97. Department Of Neurobiology&Behavior Includes department overview, graduate field, neuroscience, description of courses, seminar dates, and research opportunities. http://www.nbb.cornell.edu/neurobio/

Home Overview Opportunities Newsletter MSDS Info. ... Seminars Other Links of Interest The Crawdad Page Office of Undergraduate Biology W363 Mudd Hall Ithaca, NY 14853 Tel: 607-254-4340 Fax: 607-254-4308 *The Graduate Program in Neurobiology and Behavior provides incoming graduate students with the unique opportunity to explore neurobiology and behavior at the biophysical, molecular, cellular, neural network, neuroethological, or societal level. Whether you are interested in ion channel function, neural development, synaptic transmission, sensory systems, neural networks, animal behavior, animal societies, or chemical ecology, we have individualized programs of study to reflect your research interests. We also offer a large number of laboratory courses that offer incoming students the chance to approach interesting questions in neurobiology and behavior with a powerful set of experimental tools. WWW Please report problems to: Lori Miller (LMM8@cornell.edu)

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News Release Carmine Guirland, who successfully defended his doctoral dissertation on April 6th, has been selected to receive the 2005 Stanley S. Bergen, Jr. M.D. Medal of Excellence. High tech research labs are addressing some of the most important problems in neurobiology. Excellent research libraries and facilities make this program one of the best in the world. Research faculty investigate a broad range of neuroscientific areas. Top priority projects include studies of neural developmental regulatory genes in humans, mice, Drosophila , and C. elegans , mechanisms of action of neurotrophins, synaptic plasticity, neural regeneration, stem cells and a wide variety of basic brain cell functions. The Graduate Program in Neuroscience is also a participating member of Rutgers Igert program: http://www.igert.rutgers.edu , an NSF-Funded program including training of graduate students in integrative synthesis and analysis of biological interfaces The Stem Cell Institute of New Jersey , a State funded partnership between UDMNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Rutgers University, is one of the world leaders on this research frontier.

99. Cellular&Molecular Neurobiology Research Group Featuring a wide array of techniques including electro and neurophysiology, molecular biology, proteomics, confocal imaging; and the development of silicone chip-neuronal interfaces. http://www.med.ucalgary.ca/cmnrg/

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