The Neuroscience and Neurobiology Group studies development, basic function, disorders and diseases of the brain using Drosophila and rodent models.
Professor Michael Cleary
Cleary lab is interested in various aspects of nervous system development and stem cell biology.
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Professor Ramen Saha
The Saha lab studies neuronal gene transcription with the goal of elucidating epigenetic mechanisms underlying neuronal activity-induced gene transcription and their contribution in mental health and neuropsychiatric disorders like autism.
Professor Fred Wolf
The Wolf lab is interested in how, given a set of environmental cues, an animal with a specific history and internal state will respond in a stereotyped manner. The brain and how it interacts with the body is complex and is largely unknown. Because of this, we favor unbiased phenotypic and molecular screens that can reveal undiscovered genetic and neural circuit bases for behavior.
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