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Affinity Groups

BRI-sponsored affinity groups provide opportunities for faculty and trainees to discuss current research in their field of interest. Affinity group activities vary: some hold a weekly journal club while others have monthly meetings or meet only informally. Active affinity groups include:

Affinity Group Faculty Coordinator
Alzheimer's Disease Jeffrey Cummings
Astrocyte Biology Baljit Khakh & Michael Sofroniew
Autism Dan Geschwind
Higher Cognitive Function in Neural Integration Arnold Scheibel & Joaquin Fuster
Immunology in Neuroscience James Waschek
Inner Ear Felix Schweizer
Learning, Memory & Plasticity Alcino Silva, David Glanzman & Michael Fanselow
Neural Repair Marie-Francoise Chesselet & Tom Carmichael
Neural Stem Cells Harley Kornblum
Neurobiology of Drosophila melanogaster and C. elegans David Krantz
Neuroendocrinology Arthur Arnold
Neuroengineering Jack Judy
Neurogenetics Xiangdong William Yang
Neuroscience History Joel Braslow & Russell Johnson
Songbird Stephanie White
Stress, Pain and Emotion Emeran Mayer
Stress in Stimulant Abuse and Addiction Edythe London
Synapse to Circuit Club Kelsey Martin & Larry Zipursky
Undergraduate Researchers in Parkinson's Disease Marie Francoise Chesselet
Zebra Fish Alvaro Sagasti
 


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 High-speed brains are in the genes - 03/11/2009

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 'Neurological work-arounds' offer hope to people with monoamine-related disorders - 02/19/2009

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