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Most years there are one or two openings for
qualified students interested in topics such as (but not limited to)
molecular basis of neuronal communication, synaptic transmission &
plasticity, and neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's disease.
We are very
interested in students who think "Quest for knowledge is
intellectually entertaining" and thus, want to have fun with science.
I found that advanced fields of neuroscience are so full of excitements
that you can not hang around them just for living. If you think you are
one of them, I encourage you to render your hands to me. I will guide you
to the last frontier for a mankind - neuroscience.
Students may directly contact me at
Leed1@ohio.edu or apply through the
Biological Sciences and
Molecular & Cellular Biology Programs. These
programs have funding opportunities that include graduate
research assistantships and teaching assistantships. One or two qualified
students may also be supported by extramural funds such as NIH and/or NSF
grants.
Graduate Program applications
are due about January 15 (for Fall admission).
If you have general questions on the BIOS graduate program at Ohio
University, please feel free to contact:
Angie Nilsen
Department of Biological Sciences,
Ohio University,
Athens, Ohio 45701
e-mail: nilsen@ohio.edu
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