About the Program
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Students gain advanced knowledge of molecular biophysics of channels and receptors through motor control; neuroethology; retinal organization; development of visual systems; cortical organization; and cognitive functions. Students graduate with the qualitative and quantitative skills necessary for professional research and teaching regarding nerve cells and the ways they are organized to form nervous systems that mediate behavior.
M.S. Plan II
Ph.D. Plan B
College of Biological Sciences
Admissions and Fellowship Information
Continuing Student Fellowship: Jan 15, 2025
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Program Contact Information
Primary Program Contacts
Program Coordinator
Linette Scibelli
(530) 757-8520 | [email protected]
Graduate Group Chair
Elva Diaz
(530) 754-6080 | [email protected]
Additional Contacts
Advisor: General
Rishidev Chaudhuri
Neuroscience
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Advisor: General
Audrey Fan
Neuroscience
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Advisor: General
Diasynou Fioravante
Neuroscience
530-752-1887 | [email protected]
Advisor: General
Gene Gurkoff
Neuroscience
530-754-4966 | [email protected]
Advisor: General
Timothy Hanks
Neuroscience
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Advisor: General
George Mangun
Neuroscience
(530) 754-4551 | [email protected]
Advisor: Primary Contact
Alexander Nord
Neuroscience
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Internal Fellowship Analyst
Heidi West
(530) 754-9473 | [email protected]
Senior Academic Advisor
Brittney Dinelli
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