Neuroscience
INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM IN NEUROSCIENCE
The brain is our most fascinating and complicated organ, and it governs the very nature of our conscious existence. To understand the central nervous system is important as a topic of basic science and for its obvious medical benefits. Neuroscience is the study of the nervous system, and this field uses approaches from many different disciplines, including biology, chemistry, and psychology. The study of neuroscience provides a remarkable opportunity for students to understand the interrelationships between the basic sciences and how those disciplines intersect with philosophy, mathematics, and computer science.
Neuroscience in action
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Senior (2019) projects in Neuroscience. Matt Casadei, BellaDonna Sins, Jessie Murray, Prof. Vik Bejjanki, Sanju Koirala, Leigh Gelotte, Bobby Chapman (left to right)
Pumpkin Carving Winner 2018: Jane Plomp
Summer 2018 research in Neuroscience. Lily Behm, Meghan Pawlik, Caroline Fjermedal, Jonathan Hacker, Jane Plomp (all '20 Neuroscience) left to right
Pumpkin Carving Winners 2017: Monica Dave and Meghan Pawlik (left to right), and their pre and post-synaptic neurons
Senior (2016) projects in Neuroscience. Morgan Lane, Glen Donovan, Charlotte Beers, Joy-Anne George, Casey Brown, Prof. Alexandra List, Alex Mitko (left to right)
