Connectionists: Graduate Training in Neuroscience at the University of Chicago

[Sliman Bensmaia]

Apply for graduate training in neuroscience at the University of Chicago
<http://neuroscience.uchicago.edu/>, where a large neuroscience faculty
provides stimulating research opportunities at levels ranging from genes
and molecules to computation and human behavior, in laboratories
distributed across eight departments in the biological, social and physical
sciences. Applications for entry in the Fall of 2017 are now being
accepted, with a deadline of December 1, 2016.

Graduate training is organized into three programs with different emphases.
For information about each program and how to apply, follow the links:
- The Program in Neurobiology
<http://neuroscience.uchicago.edu/graduate-training/neurobiology-curriculum/>
 covers a broad spectrum of subfields, including molecular and
developmental neurobiology, cellular and synaptic electrophysiology and
imaging, and the neurobiology of disease.
- The Program in Computational Neuroscience
<http://neuroscience.uchicago.edu/graduate-training/computational-neuroscience-curriculum/>
 emphasizes quantitative approaches to experimental neuroscience, including
mathematical methods and computational modeling of the nervous system.
- The Integrative Neuroscience Program
<http://neuroscience.uchicago.edu/1949-2/> focuses on the biological basis
of complex behaviors.

If you're intelligent, hard working, and ambitious, come join us at the
University of Chicago, and help us figure out how the nervous system works!

Sliman Bensmaia and Xiaoxi Zhuang
Chairs of the Admissions Committee for the Neuroscience Cluster at the
University of Chicago
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Sliman Bensmaia
Associate Professor
Department of Organismal Biology and Anatomy
University of Chicago
773.834.5203
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