Neurobiological mechanisms of synaptic and neural plasticity mediate learning and memory Plasticity manifests itself as dynamic shifts in the strength and/or number of synaptic connections across neural circuits in response to changes in afferent input or efferent demand. Maladaptive changes in plasticity disturb neuronal circuits and cause pathological abnormalities that lead to neurological and/or psychiatric disorders.
Faculty Researching Learning & Memory
Carol Barnes
Psychology
James Bibb
Translational Neurosciences
Katie Branam
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Arne Ekstrom
Psychology
Amelia Gallitano
Basic Medical Sciences
Lindsay Halladay
Neuroscience
Laurent Martin
Anesthesiology
Linda Restifo
Neurology
Lee Ryan
Psychology
Nicholas Strausfeld
Neuroscience
Melissa Warden
Translational Neurosciences