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THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS AND CRITICAL ENGAGEMENTS

UGA’s Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Graduate Program trains doctoral students using novel, multidisciplinary approaches to study the brain and behavior so that as future neuroscientists they will be prepared to address the major neurologic and neurodegenerative diseases of the 21st century.

COMMITMENT TO RESEARCH

UGA Neuroscience researchers are addressing today’s pressing and complex issues, from addiction to neurological degeneration – and beyond. Faculty are not only trained in the basic science of neuroscience, many are authorities in comparative anatomy, physiology, pathology and clinical sciences. This unique breadth of research, particularly regarding expertise of multiple species at all biological scales, allows for easy adaptation for new opportunities in human therapies.

And with our exceptional resources, faculty expertise, and instrumentation in imaging technology, bioinformatics, bioengineering, and complex behavioral paradigms, allowing for the comprehensive investigation of these diverse animal models, the UGA Neuroscience faculty are at the forefront of cutting-edge research.

LATEST NEWS

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Tainming Liu Inducted into AIMBE

Distinguished Research Professor of Computer Science named 2018 Fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering

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Two Neuroscience Faculty Win Distinguished Award

Brett Clementz and Michael Tiemeyer were bestowed the title of Distinguished Research Professor during the UGA's 2018 Honors Week

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New Industry Engagement Site

This new Office of Research resource facilitates collaboration between UGA entities, its faculty, and industry partners

UPCOMING EVENTS

DEADLINES

Internal Deadlines

August 29 | Graduate School Travel Award – Contact Abigail Butcher for more information.

August 29 | Payment deadline for students to avoid schedule cancellation

October 17 | Withdrawal Deadline

External Deadlines

September 19 (Pre-application due) | FY18 Accelerating Innovation in Military Medicine (AIMM) Research Award

September 24 (Pre-application due) Complex Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation Research – Clinical Research Award (CTRR – CRA)

September 24 (Pre-application due) | Complex Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation Research – Clinical Trial Award (CTRR – CTA)

September 24 (Pre-application due) | Complex Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation Research – Clinical Trial Development Award (CTRR-CTDA) – Clinical Trial Award (CTRR – CTA)