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1 Table 2. Participating Faculty Members (Alphabetically by Faculty Member) This Table lists the Neuroscience Training Faculty (N = 44). Their roles in the program are enumerated, including participation in student thesis committees, Program committees, core course instruction, laboratory rotation supervision, RCR instruction, and advisor (to junior faculty and trainees). We have focused on faculty activities/roles over the past 5 years. For Program Committee memberships, we list committees that faculty are currently serving on or have served on within the past 5 years. Anderson, Steven/ Andreasen, Nancy/M.D., Blumberg, Mark/ Bonthius, Daniel/M.D., F. Wendell Miller of Psychology neuropsychologist)) (Education ) Psychology (Biology) Pediatrics Clinician-Scientist (pediatric neurologist) Evaluation & Tracking Committee Student Thesis Committee Faculty Membership Committee Cassell, Martin/ Anatomy & Cell Biology Evaluation & Tracking Committee Human higher cortical functions (frontal lobe) Brain imaging in the major psychoses Neural bases and function of sleep during development Neuroteratology Delineating the microcircuitry of brain systems involved in emotion Data Tables Page 223

2 Cornell, Robert/ Anatomy & Cell Biology Student Advisory Committee Neural crest patterning in zebrafish Dailey, Michael/ Biology Student Advisory Committee Seminar Committee Cell biology of neural development; synapse formation; cell motility Davidson, Beverly/ Internal Medicine Gene therapy for neurological diseases Denburg, Natalie/ neuropsychologist) Prefrontal brain structures, aging, and decision-making Duff, Melissa/ Communication Sciences & Disorders Awards Committee Memory, communication and social interaction Data Tables Page 224

3 Frank, Andrew/ Anatomy & Cell Biology Student Thesis Committee Freeman, John/ Psychology Gonzalez-Alegre, Pedro/M.D. Clinician-Scientist (neurologist) Green, Steven/ Biology (Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery) Hammond, Donna/ & acting Head; Dean, Carver College of Medicine Howard, Matthew/M.D. & Head, Neurosurgery Anesthesia () Neurosurgery (Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery) Clinician-Scientist (neurosurgeon) Seminar Committee Homeostatic control of synaptic function Neurobiology of learning and memory Neurobiology of diseases of the basal ganglia Intracellular signaling; signal transduction for neurotrophic stimuli Neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, and neuropharmacology of central nervous system Neural basis of audition Data Tables Page 225

4 Johnson, A. Kim/ Psychology (Health & Human Physiology) () Kitamoto, Toshihiro/ LaLumiere, Ryan/ Lee, Amy/ Lee, Gloria/ Mohapatra, Durga/ Anesthesia () Psychology Molecular Physiology & Biophysics (Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery) (Biomedical Engineering ) Internal Medicine (Anesthesia) Awards Committee Student Thesis Committee Outreach I: Brain Bee Committee Outreach II: Brain Awareness Committee Student Thesis Committee Neuronal control of behavior, hormonal systems, circulation Genetics of complex behavior Neurobiology of drug addiction Regulation of voltage-gated Ca2+ channels Neuronal cytoskeleton, signal transduction and neurodegenerative diseases Ion channel modulations and cellular plasticity Data Tables Page 226

5 Moser, David/ neuropsychologist) Nopoulos, Peg/M.D. (Pediatrics) (ICTS) O Dorisio, Sue/M.D., Pediatrics Clinician-Scientist (pediatric oncologist) Seminar Committee O Leary, Daniel/ Paulsen, Jane/ (Psychology) neuropsychologist) Pieper, Andrew/M.D., Outreach II: Brain Awareness Committee Vascular disease and cognition in the elderly Brain structure/function relationships using MRI and cognitive/behavioral assessment Role of neuropeptides in development of neural crest and cerebellum Human cognitive function and its neural basis; neuroimaging Neural basis of cognition; preclinical deficits in dementia gene carriers; Huntington s disease Discovery of new treatments for neuropsychiatric disease Data Tables Page 227

6 Potash, James/M.D., M.PH. Radley, Jason/ Rahmouni, Kamal/ Richerson, George/M.D., & Paul W. Penningroth Chair; Head of & Head of Psychology (Internal Medicine) Clinician-Scientist (neurologist) Rizzo, Matthew/M.D. (Industrial Engineering) Clinician-Scientist (neurologist) Russo, Andrew/ Molecular Physiology & Biophysics Sigmund, Curt/ Sluka, Kathleen/P.T., & Head of (Internal Medicine) Physical Therapy (Nursing) Clinician-Scientist (physical therapist) Faculty Membership Committee Student Advisory Committee Outreach II: Brain Awareness Committee Genetics and epigenetics of mood disorders Neural circuitry for adaptive neuroendocrine responses to stress Neurobiology of metabolism and cardiovascular function Serotonin neurons, ph control and sudden death Behavioral neurology, cognitive neuroscience, vision, neuroergonomics Neuronal control of gene expression Neural control of blood pressure regulation Somatosensory system; neuropharmacology of pain Data Tables Page 228

7 Strack, Stefan/ (Pathology) Tranel, Daniel/ and Psychology neuropsychologist) Usachev, Yuriy/ (Anesthesia) Seminar Committee and Program Director Vecera, Shaun/ Psychology Weiner, Joshua/ Biology Welsh, Michael/M.D. Internal Medicine (Neurosurgery) Clinician-Scientist (internist) Protein phosphatase 2A in neuronal signal transduction Neuropsychological and neuroanatomical correlates of complex human behavior Molecular and cellular mechanisms of pain transmission and neurodegeneration Visual cognition Cell adhesion molecules in nervous system development and function Ion channels and their abnormalities in disease Data Tables Page 229

8 Wemmie, John/M.D., (Neurosurgery) Wu, Chun-Fang/ Biology Role of acid sensing ion channels in fear related behavior Ion channels; activitydependent neural plasticity; learning behavior in drosophila Data Tables Page 230

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