Learning A New Technique

The Neuroscience Program allows advanced students the opportunity to visit an outside laboratory for up to 3 weeks to learn new, innovative techniques not currently available at Wake Forest University.

The first student to take advantage of this opportunity was Tom Gould. In the fall of 2000, Tom traveled to the Medical School at the University of Lleida in Spain to learn a new method using cobalt to assay for changes in NMDA receptors in developing chick motoneurons in vivo.

In addition to providing an invaluable learning experience, this program hopes to foster potential collaborative efforts and opportunities for postdoctoral training.

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A fast-acting compound that appears to improve cognitive function impairments in mice similar to those found in...

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Last Updated 3/14/2012
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Ronald Oppenheim, Ph.D., Program Director
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