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(212) 305-6915
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Central and peripheral organization of the olfactory system
Neurobiology
Assistant Professor
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Cell biology of the neuron.
University Professor
Office Phone:
(212) 854-8870
Lab Phone:
(212) 854-3066
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Developmental genetics of identified nerve cells in C. elegans.
Assistant Professor
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Regulation of innate behavior in blood-feeding arthropods
Professor
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(212) 854-9141
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(212) 854-9474
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Single molecule mechanics and engineering.
Professor
Office Phone:
(212) 854-4531
Lab Phone:
(212) 854-4539
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Cellular mechanisms of signal transduction and olfaction.
Professor
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(212) 305-6369
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Mechanisms of neuronal differentiation and degeneration and their regulation by external growth factors
Associate Professor, Department of Physiology and Cellular Biophysics and Neuroscience
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(212) 305-1701
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Molecular basis of nervous system development and function in Drosophila
Professor
Office Phone:
(212) 543-5328
Lab Phone:
(212) 543- 5137/(212) 543-5309
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Contribution of specific serotonin receptors as well as hippocampal neurogenesis to pathological states such as depression and anxiety
Professor
Office Phone:
(212) 853-0063
Lab Phone:
(212) 853-1215
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Nervous system development and function (hobertlab.org)
Professor
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(212)-853-1013
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Cell and molecular mechanisms of associative and nonassociative learning
Harold Weintraub Professor
Office Phone:
(212) 854-4939
Lab Phone:
(212) 854-4939
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Social communication in Xenopus: development, function and evolution of neural circuits for producing and responding to vocal signals
Professor
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(212) 851-2166
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The statistical analysis of neural and imaging data
Associate Professor of Genetics and Development
Lab Phone:
(212) 305-4186
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Our laboratory aims to understand how specific circadian-regulated physiological functions (such as innate immunity, metabolism, and sleep) contribute to health and disease using Drosophila melanogaster.
Professor
Office Phone:
(212) 543-5246
Lab Phone:
(212) 543-6075
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Molecular studies of ion channel structure and function; synaptic transmission and plasticity in the mammalian brain
Assistant Professor
Office Phone:
212 854 0194
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We develop and apply molecular, optical and data analytic methods for multi-scale understanding of complex biological systems.
Assistant Professor
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Evolution of cell types and circuits in the vertebrate brain.
Professor
Office Phone:
(212) 342-0546
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Motor proteins in axonal transport, brain developmental disease, and synaptic function
Associate Professor of Pathology, Neurology & Neuroscience
Office Phone:
212 342 3929
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The use of Stem Cells to Study the Development and Function of the Nervous System
Professor
Office Phone:
(212) 854-6161
Lab Phone:
(212) 854-8753
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Structure, function, regulation and cell biology of ion channels.
Professor of Biology
Office Phone:
(212) 854-2354
Lab Phone:
(212) 854-5023
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Development and function of the cortical microcircuitry.
Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics and of Neuroscience
Office Phone:
(212) 305-7819
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Signal processing, information transfer, and coding mechanisms in sensory systems
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