UGA Neuroscience achieves its purpose through:
The Neuroscience division of the Office of Research aims to increase collaborative opportunities and enhance the quality and visibility of neuroscience training and research at UGA, while providing support to the community of UGA scientists collectively working in the field.
UGA Neuroscience achieves its purpose through:
Our faculty share common interests related to their commitment to understanding of how to treat many diseases such as traumatic brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, addiction, depression and anxiety. These intersections comprise our three major content areas of research.
For a more detailed description of the neuroscience research conducted at the University, please visit our Research page.
Currently over 70 faculty representing nearly 20 departments located in seven colleges participate in the Neuroscience Program. For a comprehensive list of our faculty, see our Faculty Directory.
Since its inception in 2005, the Neuroscience Program has trained competitive researchers to meet the evolving demands of its field. During their PhD training, students generated over a half a million dollars in scholarships and grants, authored numerous publications, and presented at hundreds of significant conferences (domestically and abroad). For a more detailed account of student and graduate output, please see our Analytics page.
The Neuroscience Program faculty and participants have access to state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. A complete list of our participating facilities can be found here.