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research area
Neuroscience
coordinator
committee
Mathew E. Diamond
Raffaella Rumiati
Enrico Cherubini
Giuseppe Legname
Andrea Nistri
Dario Olivieri
A variety of research groups are active in Neuroscience, spanning Cognitive
Neuroscience, aimed at understanding how the brain produces behavior, and
Neurobiology, investigating the molecular, cellular and integrative mechanisms
at work in the nervous system.
Cognitive neuroscientists focus on functions expressed by an entire system,
where the system may be a baby learning to speak or a population of neurons storing
a new memory. The observation of brain-lesioned patients, the recording of neuronal
activity, whether at the level of neurons or by imaging the whole brain,
nd the analysis of mathematical models all contribute to the same goal.
Neurobiologists seek to explain the underlying processes that ultimately account
for behavior and for its dysfunction at the level of molecules, cells, networks
and integrated systems. To carry out such complex studies, a variety of experimental
approaches and scientific disciplines are required, ranging from mathematics
and physics to biology.
research area NEUROSCIENCE
Additional information about the courses
and the research activity can be found at:
http://www.sissa.it/cns/
Info: [email protected]
Cognitive Neuroscience
Cognitive Neuroscience aims at understanding the
relationship between brain and behavior, at all different
levels. Like all other PhD programs at SISSA, the curriculum
in Cognitive Neuroscience, leading to the PhD in
Neuroscience, is in English and caters to students from all
over the world. The core component of the curriculum is the
original research work performed by the student.
The main research lines are well described by the list
of our laboratories:
·Cognitive Neuropsychology and Brain Imaging
·Language, Cognition and Development Lab
·Tactile Perception and Learning Lab
·LIMBO - Liminar Investigations in Memory and Brain
Organization
·Visual Neuroscience Lab
·Collective Emotions and Social Cognitive Neuroscience Lab
·Social Cognition & Integrative Neuroscience (SCIN)
·Neuroimaging and Attention Lab
Short fellowships may be awarded
to students who will sit the entrance exam.
Such fellowships will cover travel
and accommodation expenses and will entitle
students to stay in the school before the selection.
COORDINATOR mathew e. diamond
THE MOST RECENT PLACEMENTS
AFTER PHD AT SISSA
• Harvard University Cambridge, USA
• Princeton University Princeton, USA
• Norwegian University for Science and Technology
Trondheim, Norway
• Glasgow University Glasgow, Scotland, UK
• Manchester University Manchester, UK
• Université de Genève Geneva, Switzerland
• University of Southern California Los Angeles, USA
• Radboud University Nijmegen
Nijmegen, Netherlands
• Sydney University Sydney, Australia
research area NEUROSCIENCE
Functional and Structural
Genomics
The main mission of the PhD Course in Structural and
Functional Genomics is to train enthusiastic young
scientists addressing their interests in a broad spectrum of
biological research disciplines.
Projects within the PhD Course Program span from
genomics, transcriptomics and developmental genetics
to structural biology, molecular mechanisms of
neurodegeneration and developmental neurobiology.
Crossing over research such as system biology may have a
prominent role within the PhD Course Program. Students
are continuously in touch with cutting-edge research by
attending classes, seminars and workshops throughout the
year. The average teacher-student ratio is about 1 to 5.
The main research interests are:
·Functional Genomics of the Brain
·Developmental Genomics
·Systems Biology
·Nanotechnology for Biological Sciences
·Structural Biology of Prion Protein
·Structural Biology of DNA Replication
·Molecular Mechanisms of Neurodegeneration
·Synthetic Prions
·Molecular Physiology
·Drug Discovery
Additional information about the courses
and the research activity can be found at:
http://www.sissa.it/phdgenomics/
Info: [email protected]
Short fellowships may be awarded
to students who will sit the entrance exam.
Such fellowships will cover travel
and accommodation expenses and will entitle
students to stay in the school before the selection.
COORDINATOR Giuseppe Legname
THE MOST RECENT PLACEMENTS
AFTER PHD AT SISSA
• Northwestern University Chicago, USA
• UCSF Medical Center San Francisco, USA
• VIB Center for the Biology of Disease
KU Leuven, Belgium
• Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Madrid, Spain
• National Institute of Chemistry Ljubljana, Slovenia
research area NEUROSCIENCE
Additional information about the courses
and the research activity can be found at:
http://www.sissa.it/nb/
Info: [email protected]
Short fellowships may be awarded
to students who will sit the entrance exam.
Such fellowships will cover travel
and accommodation expenses and will entitle
students to stay in the school before the selection.
Neurobiology
The Neurobiology Sector of the International School for
Advanced Studies (SISSA) has PhD fellowships available for
training and research in molecular, cellular and systems
neuroscience.
Tuition starts in November and is organized in courses and
seminars held by the teaching staff and by external lecturers,
together with a series of methods courses to introduce
students to the techniques applied in current research.
Students are also encouraged to attend courses of their
interest organized by the Cognitive Neuroscience group.
Main research lines:
·Cellular and network mechanisms of neurotransmitters
·Synaptic plasticity in development
·Sensory systems
·Regeneration of immature spinal cord after injury
·Neuronal and artificial computation
COORDINATOR andrea nistri
THE MOST RECENT PLACEMENTS
AFTER PHD AT SISSA
• University College London London, UK
• CNRS France
• Baylor College of Medicine Huston, USA
• Monell Chemical Senses Center Philadelphia, USA
• Karolinska Institutet Solna, Sweden
• Universität Heidelberg Heidelberg, Germany
Columbia University New York, USA
• University of British Columbia Vancouver, Canada
• Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine
Berlin, Germany