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A University-wide program providing training in molecular, cellular, developmental systems, and biobehavioral neuroscience
- Training in neuroscience research leading to a PhD
- Personal attention in a friendly and interactive environment
- Develop skills in scientific thinking, teaching, communication, and writing
- Partner in the Carnegie Initiative on the Doctorate
- More than 50 faculty from nine departments in a wide array of disciplines
- Core Facilities for Imaging, Microarray, DNA sequencing, Proteomics
- Financial support for all matriculating students
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UVM Neuroscience Community
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11/9/09 - Neuroscience Outreach Meeting: Charlie Rathbone, professor emeritus in teacher education and a member of the Universal Design for Learning team, is deeply interested in how neuroscience relates to good learning and teaching and will presentn on how we might set up our neuroscience outreach activities, noon, HSRF 300. For more details, email vtsfn@uvm.edu.
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11/11/09 - Dissertation Seminar and Defense - Anatomy and Neurobiology Graduate Program - Megan Doczi presents her dissertation entitled "Subcellular distribution of a voltage-gated potassium channel: The effect of localization on channel function," 12:30 pm, Davis Auditorium.
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11/12/09 - Neuroscience Grand Rounds - Michael A. Horgan, MD, Associate Professor of Neurosurgery, University of Vermont, College of Medicine, Fletcher Allen Health Care, "Current Concepts in Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery," 9:30-10:30am, Davis Auditorium.
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11/13/09 - Dept of Psychiatry Grand Rounds - Jennifer D. Ryan, PhD, Associate Professor, Departments of Psychology and Psychiatry, University of Toronto, Cancer Research Chair in Cognitive Neuroscience of Memory, "Memory in Health Aging and Amnesia: Deficits and Possible Routes to Remediation," 10:30-11:45 am, Davis Auditorium.
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Department of Psychology - Dissertation Seminar and Defense - Alexandra Thanellou, "Cerebellar Timing of Conditioned Eyeblink Responses in Wistar-Kyoto Hyperactive Rats: Implications for the development of inhibition delay in the conditioned eyeblink preparation," 9:30 am, Trinity Campus, Mann Hall, Room 211.
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