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The Australian National University Graduate Study Area in
Neuroscience
Nerve cell in action! Using fluorescence imaging, a nerve cell
is visualised in the amygdala, a part of the brain involved in emotions
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The brain is the last unconquered frontier
of science. Neuroscientists at the ANU are using many different approaches
to meet this challenge. These include investigation at the molecular, cellular,
computational and systems levels. The end result will be a greater understanding
of mental disorders, vision, hearing, learning and memory, high blood pressure,
cognitive functions and the design of new medical treatments and artificial
navigation systems. |
- Potential Supervisors and Projects - ANU Scientists
in Neuroscience and their research. More
- Scholarships and Financial aid- Several scholarships are available.
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- Visiting Scholar Scheme- Visit for a day or come for a short
research project which includes laboratory research and living allowance.
- Graduate Alumni- Some of our PhD graduates are now international
postdoctoral fellows, others work for governmental health agencies in
Australia.
- ANU Graduate Research - ANU Graduate Research website, for prospective
and current students and staff/others, with details of graduate disciplines,
programs and research fields etc. More
- ANU Student Prospectus- Graduate
Research Student Prospectus for prospective research students, with
individual discipline and research field entries and graduate academic
adviser staff contacts. More
- Further training- We offer literacy programs, statistics consultation,
media presentation training and career planning. More
- What to do after your PhD- More
- Canberra living- Low cost of living, plenty of student accommodation,
bike paths everywhere, nature reserves, high student ratio, close to
Sydney, beach or ski resorts. More.
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Neuroscientists working, conferencing, publishing,
graduating. |
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Graduate Degrees
PhD and MPhil degrees are available. These programs offer advanced training in Neuroscience
research with access to about 100 full-time research staff in world-class
facilities. Further information.
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Contacts
For assistance with any matter relating to study in Neurscience, please contact the
Graduate Convenor.
T: +61 2 6125 8506
F: +61 2 6125 3955
E: neurosci.gradprog@anu.edu.au |
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