Gary A. Weisman
09-11-19
Research relates to effects of ischemia and Alzheimer’s disease on nucleotide receptors and their signal transduction pathways in the brain to develop therapeutic strategies for these diseases. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Mahesh Thakkar
09-11-19
Our focus is to understand the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in the control of sleep-wake cycle. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Shivendra Shukla
09-11-19
Ethanol effects on cell signaling. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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David Schulz
09-11-19
Neural network function, cellular and subcellular regulation of neuronal excitability, and the balance between plasticity and stability in neurons and neural networks. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Johannes Schul
09-11-19
Neuroethology of acoustic communication in insects and frogs – comparative analysis of the neuronal basis of call recognition and phonotaxis. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Heide Schatten
09-11-19
Cell biology of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Todd Schachtman
09-11-19
Differentiating the processes of acquisition, retention, and retrieval of information as causes of test performance deficits (e.g., interference) in animals and examining the effects of metabotropic glutamate receptors on learning. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Lixing Reneker
09-11-19
Signal transduction pathways in lens development; Factors controlling corneal endothelial cell formation and differentiation. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Michael J. Petris
09-11-19
There is evidence that redox active metals such as copper contribute to Alzheimer’s disease. We are interested in characterizing how changes in metal ion homeostasis contribute to Alzheimer’s disease with an emphasis on inflammation. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Nicole L. Nichols
09-11-19
Understanding how plasticity in the motor control systems for respiration and swallowing can be enhanced in models of motor neuron death, including ALS, to preserve/restore breathing and swallowing
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Satish S. Nair
09-11-19
Dynamical foundations of neuroscience, computational neuroscience and systems biology; identification and uncertainty modeling using robust, adaptive and intelligent techniques. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Dennis K. Miller
09-11-19
Our lab is interested in studying the biological basis of drug addiction and obesity. The goal is the development of novel pharmacotherapies for and to determine the effect of the environment on these behavioral states. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Christina McCrae
09-11-19
The mechanisms (neural, behavioral, and psychological) underlying insomnia and related disorders in patient populations spanning the lifespan, including chronic pain, cancer, cardiac disease, autism, and caregivers. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Christian Lorson
09-11-19
Molecular basis of spinal muscular atrophy. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Teresa Lever
09-11-19
As people age, their ability to swallow quickly and safely declines with each advancing decade, but scientists are not clear why this deterioration occurs. Dr. Lever works with animals to better understand swallowing impairment, also known as dysphagia. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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David D. Kline
09-11-19
Cardiorespiratory control, neuroplasticity, and autonomic circuits during hypoxia. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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John G. Kerns
09-11-19
Cognitive and affective processes in schizophrenia and the development of psychotic symptoms. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Martin L Katz
09-11-19
The focus of my current research is on development of therapies for neurodegenerative disorders, with particular emphasis on the hereditary neuronal ceroid-lipofusconoses (NCLs) and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Jeffrey Johnson
09-11-19
Human studies of episodic memory, using EEG/ERPs and fMRI. To learn more about my lab, click here.
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Tzyh-Chang (TC) Hwang
09-11-19
We are using a combination of biophysical, molecular biological, structural biological techniques to study physiology, pharmacology and pathophysiology of cystic fibrosis, the most common fatal genetic disease in the US.
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