CNUP: Center for Neuroscience
Areas Of Concentration - Plasticity of Circuits and Synapses
- German Barrionuevo
- Synaptic integration and plasticity in hippocampal area CA3.
- Alison Barth
- Plasticity in developing and adult neocortex.
- Guo-Qiang Bi
- Development and plasticity of neural circuits.
- Justin C. Crowley
- Development of visual system structure and function.
- Kenneth N. Fish
- Functional consequences of altered connectivity in schizophrenia; the early secretory pathway’s role in neurodevelopment and synaptogenesis
- Anthony A. Grace
- Neurophysiology of basal ganglia system related to psychiatric disorders.
- John P. Horn
- Synaptic integration in sympathetic ganglia and in midbrain dopamine neurons.
- Jon W. Johnson
- Biophysics, pharmacology, and regulation of glutamate receptors.
- Karl Kandler
- Development and plasticity of inhibitory circuits.
- Seong-Gi Kim
- Functional imaging methods and biophysics.
- H. Richard Koerber
- Development, plasticity and pain processing in sensory neurons and in the spinal dorsal horn.
- Stephen D. Meriney
- Regulation and modulation of presynaptic ion channels and transmitter release.
- Derek C. Molliver
- Molecular mechanisms regulating sensory neuron function and phenotype during development and disease.
- Paul W. Munro
- Adaption, learning, and plasticity in simulated neural networks.
- Martin Oudega
- Cellular transplants for spinal cord repair. Development of combinatorial spinal cord repair strategies.
- Monica A. Perez
- Motor control in humans.
- Steven A. Prescott
- Computational neuroscience, neuronal excitability, and central mechanisms of pain.
- Jonathan Rubin
- Theoretical and computational modeling of dynamics in neuronal networks.
- Daniel J. Simons
- Sensory physiology of the cerebral cortex.
- Joel R. Stiles
- Spatially realistic simulations of neurotransmitter release, synaptic transmission and plasticity.
- Edda Thiels
- Behavioral, biochemical, and physiological analysis of learning and memory.
- Thanos Tzounopoulos
- Cellular mechanisms for learning and memory and their role in auditory processing.
- Bill J. Yates
- Vestibular influences on autonomic control and navigation.
