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Welcome to the Laboratory of Integrative Neuroscience! Heading link

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The Laboratory of Integrative Neuroscience is a unique interdisciplinary entity bringing together faculty from the Natural Sciences (Biology and Chemistry), Social Sciences (Psychology) and Humanities (Philosophy).

Because of the interdisciplinary nature of neuroscience, our endeavors expand to other units in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, as well as other colleges, e.g. Applied Health Sciences, Engineering, Education, Medicine and Pharmacy. This breadth of intellectual inquiry represents our greatest strength in the pursuit of excellence in research and teaching – aimed towards understanding brain-behavior relationships.

The Laboratory of Integrative Neuroscience's Mission Heading link

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  • Design, manage and oversee the undergraduate major in Neuroscience
  • Foster the intellectual growth of neuroscience trainees in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
  • Participate in University-wide neuroscience endeavors
  • Generate and communicate new knowledge in neuroscience
Photo by Eliza Jacobs-Brichford  |  Parvalbumin-expressing interneurons in the rat prefrontal cortex.
  • 61 % of Neuroscience students graduate with honors, one of the highest percentages for College of Liberal Arts and Sciences degree majors.

  • 11 th Neuroscience is currently the 11th largest major in LAS and has grown continuously over the past 6 years.

  • 58 % of the Neuroscience majors who applied to medical school were accepted - a higher percent than both Biochemistry and Biological Sciences.

News and Calendar Heading link

Oct 5 2023

LIN Seminar: "Mental navigation and telekinesis with a hippocampal map-based brain-machine interface" by Albert Lee (Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Janelia research campus)

Thursday, 4:00 pm–5:00 pm
SELE 4289
Oct 12 2023

(Virtual) LIN Seminar: "Functional variomics and deep learning networks: connecting genotype to phenotype in neurological disorders" by Stephen Yi (University of Texas at Austin)

Thursday, 4:00 pm–5:00 pm
Virtual Seminar
Oct 26 2023

2023 Comer Undergraduate Seminar: Michael Bruchas (University of Washington)

Thursday, 12:30 pm–1:30 pm
ARC 241
Nov 2 2023

LIN Seminar: "Uncovering Neural Circuits for Social Bonding" by Sarah Woolley (McGill University)

Thursday, 4:00 pm–5:00 pm
SELE 4289
Nov 16 2023

LIN Seminar: Reesha Patel (Northwestern University)

Thursday, 4:00 pm–5:00 pm
SELE 4289

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