PhD recipients

Faculty Advisor: Valeria Cavalli, PhD

Dissertation (2010): Regulation of peripheral nerve regeneration by the mTOR pathway

Faculty advisor: Karen O'Malley, PhD

Dissertation (2009): The role of PUMA in toxin models of Parkinson's disease

Faculty advisor: Paul Bridgman, PhD

Dissertation (2008): The role of growth cone myosin II and actin associated proteins in the repulsive response iduced by the guidance factor semaphorin 3A

Faculty advisor: Lawrence Salkoff, PhD

Dissertation (2013): Novel structural and physiological functions of high conductance K+ channels of the Slo family

Faculty advisor: Joel Price, DPhil

Dissertation (1993): The orbital and medial prefrontal cortex of the Macaque: Anatomical parcellation and evidence for limbic, sensory and premotor integration

Faculty advisor: Lawrence Snyder, MD, PhD

Dissertation (2009): Sensorimotor transformation in the Macaque parietal reach region

Faculty advisor: Mark Willard, PhD

Dissertation (1989): Localization of fodrin in the membrane associated cytoskeleton and characterization of fodrin's interactions with putative fodrin-binding proteins

Faculty advisor: Harrison Gabel, PhD

Dissertation (2020): Understanding the roles of DNA methylation and MeCP2 in neuronal enhancer control

Faculty advisor: Camillo Padoa-Schioppa, PhD

Dissertation (2018): Correlated variability and adaptation in orbitofrontal cortex during economic choice

Faculty advisor: Paul Bridgman, PhD

Dissertation (1990): Structure and dynamics of membrane organelles of a neuronal growth cone