Anatomy & Neurobiology

• GMS AN 811: Cognitive Neuroscience
  Graduate Prerequisites: consent of instructor - This course will cover topics in the various domains of higher cortical function, including attention, language, visuospatial abilities, memory and executive function. It will also cover topics in learning, sleep, addiction, and behaviors under the influence of circadian rhythms. 4 cr, Spring sem.
• GMS AN 815: Scientific Writing
  A fundamental requirement for success in biomedical science is the ability to write in a clear and concise manner. This course will introduce students to the structural and stylistic components of writing a scientific paper (Title, Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Literature Cited) and of writing an NIH style grant proposal (Title, Specific Aims, Research Plan). 2 cr., Fall sem.
• GMS AN 820: Introduction to Interdisciplinary Systems Science: Dynamic Modeling
  Graduate Prerequisites: consent of instructor - This course in interdisciplinary science will provide students with a hands-on experience in the development and use of systems dynamic and computer based models to study biological systems in research areas such as neurobiology.
• GMS AN 824: Graduate Histology
  This course exposes graduate students to the basic topics in histology as relevant to trainees in the anatomical sciences through lecture, lab, journal article reviews and peer presentations.
• GMS AN 901: Anatomy Research
  Research Credits. Fall sem.
• GMS AN 902: Anatomy Research
  Research Credits. Spring sem.
• GMS AN 904: Research Practicum
  Varied topics. 2 cr, Spring sem.