CNUP: Center for Neuroscience
Development/Plasticity/Repair
- Kathryn M. Albers
- Growth factors and sensory neuron function in pain and nerve injury.
- Brian M. Davis
- Cellular and molecular mechanisms of central and peripheral nervous system development and plasticity.
- Yan Dong
- Cellular and circuitry mechanisms underlying pathological neural plasticity
- Kirk I. Erickson
- Neuroimaging and cognitive studies of age and health.
- Kenneth N. Fish
- Functional consequences of altered connectivity in schizophrenia; the early secretory pathway’s role in neurodevelopment and synaptogenesis
- Willi M. Halfter
- Axonal pathfinding in the developing chick visual system.
- Tija C. Jacob
- Regulation of GABAergic inhibition in development and mental disorders
- Karl Kandler
- Development and plasticity of inhibitory circuits.
- H. Richard Koerber
- Development, plasticity and pain processing in sensory neurons and in the spinal dorsal horn.
- Carl F. Lagenaur
- Neurite outgrowth and synaptogenesis.
- Cynthia Lance-Jones
- Motoneuron development and spinal cord patterning.
- Laura E. Lillien
- CNS stem cells.
- Stephen D. Meriney
- Regulation and modulation of presynaptic ion channels and transmitter release in healthy and diseased synapses.
- A. Paula Monaghan-Nichols
- Genetic analysis of vertebrate CNS development.
- Anne-Marie Oswald
- Contributions of cortical microcircuit properties to information processing and coding in the olfactory system.
- Martin Oudega
- Cellular transplants for spinal cord repair. Development of combinatorial spinal cord repair strategies.
- Sarah E. Ross
- The goal of our research is to functionally dissect the neural circuits that underlie pain and itch.
- Jonathan Rubin
- Theoretical and computational modeling of dynamics in neuronal networks.
- Maria E. Rubio
- Ultrastructure and the chemical nature of the tripartite synapse
- Dandan Sun
- Ion transporters in neurological diseases.
- Edda Thiels
- Behavioral, biochemical, and physiological analysis of learning and memory.
- Amy K. Wagner
- The impact of gender and changes in neurochemistry on rehabilitation and treatment outcomes after traumatic brain injury (TBI).
- Joseph W. Yip
- Molecular control of neuronal migration.
