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ALDRICH, RICHARD W No
Richard W Aldrich
Professor Emeritus
Karl Folkers Chair in Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research II (Emeritus)

Molecular mechanisms of ion channels and signaling molecules.
BRAGER, DARRIN H No
Darrin H Brager
Research Associate Professor
Bretton-Granatoor, Zachary No
Zachary Bretton-Granatoor

INS Graduate Student - Lewis-Peacock Lab
Brumback, Audrey No
Audrey C Brumback
Assistant Professor of Neurology, Assistant Professor (Medical)
512-495-5241
NHB 2.122
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Church-Lang, Jessica
Jessica A Church-Lang
Associate Professor
512-475-7009
SEA 2.216
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COLGIN, LAURA L No
Laura L Colgin
Director, Center for Learning and Memory, Associate Professor
Karl Folkers Chair in Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research (Fellow)

Investigate how brain rhythms affect memory operations, using multisite tetrode recordings from behaving animals.
512-232-6361
NHB 2.146
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Donahue, Margaret No
Margaret (Meg) Donahue
Graduate Student Fellow, Graduate Research Assistant
INS Graduate Student - Colgin Lab
DREW, MICHAEL No
Michael Drew
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education, Associate Professor
Hippocampal memory, fear learning and extinction of fear memory, adult hippocampal neurogenesis
512-232-0677
WCH
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Dunsmoor, Joseph No
Joseph E Dunsmoor Jr
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Assistant Professor
512-495-5144
HDB 4.216
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GOLDING, NACE L No
Nace L Golding
Professor, Director, Institute for Neuroscience
To understand how sensory systems function and develop
512-232-4888
NHB 3.342
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Gonzalez-Lima, F
F Gonzalez-Lima
Professor
George I. Sanchez Centennial Professorship in Liberal Arts (Holder)

Brain research on transcranial lasers, memory enhancement, neuroprotection, neurocognitive disorders
512-475-8497
SEA 3.236
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HARRIS, KRISTEN M No
Kristen M Harris
Professor
To elucidate structural components involved in the cell biology of learning and memory.
512-232-3968
NHB 3.406
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Howard, Mackenzie No
Mackenzie A Howard
Courtesy Faculty, Assistant Professor of Neurology
Discovering cellular and circuit mechanisms of cognitive dysfunction in epilepsy and neurodevelopmental disorders
JOHNSTON, DANIEL
Daniel Johnston
Professor Emeritus
Karl Folkers Chair in Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research (Emeritus)

Cellular neurophysiology–information processing and storage in single neurons and small neural networks; memory, epilepsy.
Jones, Theresa
512-232-1814
SEA 6.106
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Lee, Amy No
Amy Lee
Professor
Ion channels, Ca2+ signaling, synapses, retinal circuits, nerve regeneration
512-471-1156
NHB 3.139
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Lewis-Peacock, Jarrod A No
Jarrod A Lewis-Peacock
Associate Professor
Cognitive control, memory, functional neuroimaging, real-time neurofeedback
512-232-2149
SEA 2.222
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MAUK, MICHAEL No
Michael Mauk
Professor
To understand what brain systems compute, how learning contributes, how circuits, cells and synapses mediate this learning and computation.
512-232-3978
NHB 3.368
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NISHIYAMA, HIROSHI No
Hiroshi Nishiyama
Associate Professor
The formation, maintenance, and rewiring of neuronal circuits in the brain
512-232-8438
NHB
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PHELPS, STEVEN M
512-475-6304
PAT 22
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Pierce, Jonathan No
Jonathan Pierce
Associate Professor
M. June and J. Virgil Waggoner Professorships in Molecular Biology (Fellow)

The genetic mechanisms that govern behaviors and contribute to neurological disorders.
512-232-4137
NMS 5.116
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Preston, Alison
Alison R Preston
Vice Provost for Faculty Development, Professor
Dr. A. Wilson Nolle and Sir Raghunath P. Mahendroo Professorship in Neuroscience (Holder)

512-232-2145
NHB 3.352
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Wei, Xuexin Yes
Xuexin Wei
Assistant Professor
Computational & Theoretical Neuroscience
Wu, Zhongxuan No
Zhongxuan Wu
Graduate Research Assistant
INS Graduate Student - 1st yr rotation
ZEMELMAN, BORIS V.
Boris Zemelman
Associate Professor
The role of hippocampal microcircuits in memory formation and recall.
512-232-5796
NHB 3.116
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