Duke Department of Neuroscience

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The Duke Department of Neuroscience is an academic department at Duke University focused on research and education in brain function, neural circuits, and the biological basis of behavior and disease.

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instanceOf academic department ⓘ
neuroscience department ⓘ
affiliatedWith Duke School of Medicine ⓘ
campus Duke University campus ⓘ
linked to: Duke University
collaboratesWith Duke University Medical Center ⓘ
other departments at Duke University ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
employs faculty ⓘ
research scientists ⓘ
fieldOfStudy neuroscience ⓘ
focusesOn biological basis of behavior ⓘ
biological basis of disease ⓘ
brain function ⓘ
neural circuits ⓘ
hasStudentBody graduate students ⓘ
undergraduate students ⓘ
languageOfInstruction English ⓘ
locatedIn Durham, North Carolina ⓘ
mission education in neuroscience ⓘ
research in brain function ⓘ
training future neuroscientists ⓘ
offers graduate education in neuroscience ⓘ
research training in neuroscience ⓘ
undergraduate education in neuroscience ⓘ
partOf Duke University ⓘ
researchArea behavioral neuroscience ⓘ
cellular neuroscience ⓘ
circuit neuroscience ⓘ
cognitive neuroscience ⓘ
molecular neuroscience ⓘ
motor systems ⓘ
neural computation ⓘ
neurodegenerative disease ⓘ
neurodevelopment ⓘ
neuropsychiatric disorders ⓘ
sensory systems ⓘ
synaptic physiology ⓘ
systems neuroscience ⓘ
uses animal models in research ⓘ
computational modeling ⓘ
electrophysiology ⓘ
human subjects research ⓘ
imaging techniques ⓘ
website https://www.neuro.duke.edu/ ⓘ

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Department of Neurology, Duke University → collaboratesWith → Duke Department of Neuroscience ⓘ
Duke Institute for Brain Sciences → collaboratesWith → Duke Department of Psychology and Neuroscience ⓘ
linked to: Duke Department of Neuroscience
Duke Institute for Brain Sciences → collaboratesWith → Duke Department of Neurobiology ⓘ
linked to: Duke Department of Neuroscience