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New faculty member - Andrea Azcarate-Peril, PhD

 

Kathleen Caron named 2008 recipient of Jefferson-Pilot Award

 

Zylka lab publishes cover article in October 9 issue of Neuron

 

P. Kay Lund, PhD, recipient of University Award for the Advancement of Women

 

Research Day - Poster & Abstract Guidelines

 

Research Day 2008

The 12th annual Research Day held by the Department of Cell & Molecular Physiology will focus on the theme of “Human Neurological Disorders: From Autism to Alzheimer’s."

Alicia Blaker (Mack lab) will present her public thesis defense on Friday, July 11

Physiology graduate student Alicia Blaker will present her thesis on Friday, July 11, at 1:30pm in G202 Medical Biomolecular Research Building.

Graduate students join department labs

 

Assistant Professor John F. Rawls is a 2008 Pew Scholar Award recipient.

 

Tzima lab postdoc, Zhongming Chen, PhD, recieves AHA Fellowship

 

Philpot to share Simons Foundation grant

Faculty member Ben Philpot to share Simons Foundation grant for study of Ube3a and Angelman syndrome/autism

Graduate student Sushmita Jha wins Hulka Innovators Award

 

Recent graduate, Nicole Ramocki, receives UNC Impact Award

 

Otey lab in the New York Times

How does mutated Palladin contribute to pancreatic cancer?

C&M Physiology meets with The Hamner Institutes for Health Sciences

 

2007 News Archives

 

Otey lab uncovering connections between breast cancer metastasis and palladin

Goicoechea et al publish paper in Oncogene.

Kathleen Caron receives American Heart Association's National Established Investigator Award

 

New Funding

 

New Publications

 

New Department Employees

new employees

News Archives

 

Philpot lab reverses plasticity defects in a mouse model of the mental retardation Angelman syndrome

 

Zylka lab found that Mrgprd enhances excitability in nociceptive (pain-sensing) neurons

 

Tibetan monks and nuns in India learn neuroscience by using Ann Stuart's Neurons in Action software and tutorials

 

Rawls lab publication is cover article in the Journal of Lipid Research

 

Research Day 2009 - Friday, September 18

The 13th annual Research Day held by the Department of Cell & Molecular Physiology will address the theme of Cellular Representations of Physiological States.

Research Day - Poster & Abstract Guidelines

 

Roberts first-author paper in Neuron featured in Faculty of 1000

Philpot lab postdoctoral fellow Adam Roberts' first author publication featured in faculty of 1000

Carie Facemire's Hypertension article in the press

Why Certain Cancer Treatments Cause High Blood Pressure