Welcome
to the Neuroscience Program at Washington University!
Our Program offers outstanding neuroscience education
for Ph.D. students and exciting research opportunities
for Postdoctoral scientists. The Program
includes a broad spectrum of research laboratories
that study how the brain works, how it develops
and how it malfunctions in disease. We take pride
in our friendly and vibrant work environment.
Please explore our site to learn about the Program,
the admissions
process,
the Neuroscience community, and city of St. Louis.
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 Sara
Aton wins SFN Lindsley Prize
We are very pleased to announce that Dr. Sara J. Aton, a recent graduate of the Washington University Neuroscience Program (Ph.D. 2006), was awarded the 2007 Donald B. Lindsley Prize in Behavioral Neuroscience.
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 Rich
Daniels wins CSHL Elkins Prize
We are very pleased to announce that Mr. Richard Daniels, a recent graduate of the Washington University Neuroscience Program (Ph.D. 2008), received the 2007 Thomas Elkins Prize for the best Doctoral dissertation in the field of Drosophila neurobiology. |
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| Fri, Oct 23, Anatomy/ Neurobiol Seminar, 4:00, 928 McDonnell Sci, Dr. Tom Thach , Anat/Neurobiol, Wash U, "Changing roles of basal ganglia and cerebellum in the control of posture and movement " |
Monday, November 2 Neuroscience Thesis Defense, 2:00 pm, 928 McDonnell Sci, Mr. Dongyang Zhang (Raichle lab)
Friday, November 20, Neuroscience Thesis Defense, 1:00 pm, 928 McDonnell Sci, Ms. Shannon Macauley-Rambach
(Sands lab)
Wednesday, November 25, Neuroscience Thesis Defense, 2:00 pm, 928 McDonnell Sci, Ms.Biyu He (Raichle lab)
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