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Neuroscience Dr. Michael Hadfield - the chemosensory mechanisms of marine slugs, with a special emphasis on finding and characterizing the major gene family that specifies chemoreceptor proteins. Dr.
Daniel Hartline - neuroethology and neuroecology of zooplankton
(mechano- and chemoreception in copepods); computational properties
of network neurons; and computational studies of space clamp errors
in point-clamp experiments. Dr. Steven Robinow - genetic and hormonal regulation of nervous system development in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster, particularly how developmental signals such as hormones, nuclear receptors, trophic factors and synaptic contacts regulate gene expression to control nervous system development and function. |
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