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David
O. Carpenter, Professor of Biomedical Sciences
Carpent@albany.edu,
518-485-5560
Electrophysiologic studies of synaptic transmission
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Haijun
Chen, Assistant Professor of Biology,
hchen01@albany.edu,
518-591-8854
Membrane biophysics, Channel properties.
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Bruce
C. Dudek, Professor of Psychology,
bruce.dudek@albany.edu,
518-442-4824
Behavior Genetics, Alcohol Neuropharmacology, and Psychopharmacology.
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Cheryl
A. Frye, Professor of Psychology,
cafrye@albany.edu, 518-442-4836
Behavioral Neuroscience, Reproductive Neuroendocrinology,
Behavioral Endocrinology, Steroid Mechanism, Neurosteroids,
Sex Differences.
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Helmut
V. B. Hirsch, Professor of Biological Sciences,
hirsch@albany.edu, 518-442-4311
Behavioral and genetic analysis of developmental plasticity
in Drosophila; developmental neuroethology.
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Gregory
A. Lnenicka Professor of Biological Sciences,
gregL@albany.edu, 518-442-4306
Synaptic physiology and morphology; the role of activity in
synaptic development.
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Ewan C. McNay Assistant Professor of Psychology
emcnay@albany.edu, 518-442-4820
Glucose effects on cognition and brain function
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Anne
Messer Professor of Biomedical Sciences,
Messer@wadsworth.org, 518-474-0140
Molecular studies of development, and of degeneration of mouse
brain.
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Li
Niu, Associate Professor of Chemistry,
lniu@albany.edu, 518-442-4447
Structure and function of cell surface receptor proteins;
kinetic and molecular mechanisms of drug-protein and protein-protein
interactions.
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Robert A. Rosellini
, Distinguished Teaching Professor of Psychology,
rar93@albany.edu, 518-442-4832
Associateve learning in drosophila; controlability and predictability of stress; animal models of psychopathology and addiction.
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John
T. Schmidt, Director, Professor of Biological Sciences,
js213@albany.edu, 518-442-4309
Formation and stabilization of synaptic connections; the development
and regeneration of spatial maps in CNS; Growth cone motility
and its regulation.
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William
Shain Associate Professor of Environmental
Health Sciences,
shain@wadsworth.org,518-473-3630
Glial cell function in the CNS; alternative methods to animal
testing for the neurotoxicology of chlorinated hydrocarbons
and ethanol.
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Abigail
Snyder-Keller Assoc. Professor of Biomedical Sciences
Snykell@wadsworth.org,
518-486-2590
Neural plasticity and development of basal ganglia; transplants
of neural tissue.
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Bruce B. Svare , Distinguished Teaching Professor of Psychology,
svare@albany.edu, 518-442-4848
Hormonal influences on aggressive, maternal and sexual behavior; anabolic steroid abuse; sport and society.
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Ben
G. Szaro Professor of Biological Sciences
BGS86@albany.edu, 518-442-4364
Neural intermediate filament proteins and the molecular analysis
of cell shape determinants in the developing nervous system.
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David G.
Tieman Adjunct Assoc. Professor of Biological Sciences
bioweb@albany.edu,
518-442-4317
Videomicroscopy techniques, electrophysiology of synaptic
transmission.
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Christine
K. Wagner Associate Professor of Psychology
cwagner@albany.edu,
518-437-4494
Maternal and fetal neural development, progesterone and sexual
differentiation of the brain and behavior.
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Sho-Ya Wang
Professor of Biological Sciences
sywang@albany.edu,
518-591-8829
Molecular biology of sodium channels
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Robert
Waniewski Adj. Assistant Professor of Environmental Health
Sciences
waniewski@wadsworth.org,
518-486-2551
Regulation of glutamate and GABA transport and metabolism
in astrocytes; taurine release from glia.
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Jonathon
R. Wolpaw Professor of Biomedical Sciences
Wolpaw@wadsworth.org,
518-473-3631
Physiologic and anatomic study of memory traces in primate
spinal cord.
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