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Multi-Disciplinary Approaches to Neurobiology at MIT: Pathfinding into the Next Decade
Prof. J. Troy Littleton
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up
Participants welcome at individual sessions (series)
Prereq: none

This series of discussions will highlight neurobiology research and future directions for the field. MIT has made a recent commitment to promote the development of neurosciences, with the formation of the McGovern Institute for Brain Research and the Picower Center for Learning and Memory, together with the construction of a new building to house the neuroscience community. Find out what the excitement is about and gain exposure to where neurobiology is at MIT, where it originated and where it is going in the next decade. For a more detailed description about each of the talks, please see
Web: http://web.mit.edu/biology/www/biology/iap.html
Contact: Prof. J. Troy Littleton, E18-672, 452-2605, troy@mit.edu
Sponsor: Biology

An Introduction to the Picower Center for Learning and Memory: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Understanding the Mind
Susumu Tonegawa, Ph.D.
Mon Jan 12, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium

What Does the Brain Do During Sleep?
Matt Wilson, Ph.D.
Tue Jan 13, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium

The McGovern Institute for Brain Research: An Exploration of Higher Brain Function
Phil Sharp, Ph.D.
Wed Jan 14, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium

Seeing the Light and Feeling the Heat: Neuronal Wiring and Sensation in Drosophila
Paul Garrity, Ph.D.
Thu Jan 15, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium

Beginnings: Initiation of Vertebrate Nervous System Development
Hazel Sive, Ph.D.
Tue Jan 20, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium

The Past and Present History of the Neurogenetics of Learning and Memory
Chip Quinn, Ph.D.
Wed Jan 21, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium

What the Retina Says to the Developing Brain and How the Brain Talks Back
Martha Constantine-Paton, Ph.D.
Thu Jan 22, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium

Learning to See: Neuronal Plasticity in the Visual System
Mark Bear, Ph.D.
Mon Jan 26, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium

Bidirectional Communication at Synapses: A Two Way Dance Between Neurons
J. Troy Littleton, M.D., Ph.D.
Tue Jan 27, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium

The History of Neuroscience at MIT
TBA
Wed Jan 28, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium

How the Brain Wires Itself
Mriganka Sur, Ph.D.
Thu Jan 29, 03-04:00pm, Whitehead Auditorium
Latest update: 04-Nov-2003


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