Neurodegeneration is a progressive deterioration of neuronal structures and functions ultimately leading to physical and cognitive disability, dementia, and often premature death. Through the use of animal models, we seek a better understanding of the molecular and cellular causes underlying various neurodegenerative disease in the hope to develop biomarkers effectives therapies.
Faculty Researching Neurodegeneration
Gene Alexander
Psychology
Trent Anderson
Pharmacology
Martha Bhattacharya
Neuroscience
Roberta Brinton
Pharmacology
Ross Buchan
Molecular and Cellular Biology
Megan Corty
Neuroscience
Stephen Cowen
Psychology
Kristian Doyle
Immunobiology
Erika Eggers
Physiology
Torsten Falk
Neurology
Andrew Fuglevand
Physiology
GSAPC Chair
Amelia Gallitano
Basic Medical Sciences
Elizabeth Hutchinson
Biomedical Engineering
Anita Koshy
Neurology
Lalitha Madhavan
Neurology
Laurent Martin
Anesthesiology
Aaron McGee
Translational Neurosciences
Julie Miller
Neuroscience & Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences
Julie Pilitsis
Neurosurgery
Paulo Pires
Physiology
Kevin Rhine
Pharmacology and Toxicology
Kathleen Rodgers
Pharmacology
Rita Sattler
Basic Medical Sciences
Jacob Schwartz
Pharmacology
Scott Sherman
Neurology
Shang Song
Biomedical Engineering
George Sutphin
Molecular & Cellular Biology
Ilknur Telkes
Neurosurgery
Xinglong Wang
Pharmacology and Toxicology
Fei Yin
Pharmacology
Haining Zhu
Pharmacology & Toxicology
Konrad Zinsmaier
Neuroscience