Tufts neuroscience graduate program

The graduate course of study strongly emphasizes multidisciplinary training to prepare students for research careers in the complex field of neuroscience. Students in this track benefit from strong collaborative interactions between faculty at GSBS and at The Jackson Laboratory and conduct their thesis research in Bar Harbor. Our training is also promoted through the technical expertise and research facilities offered by the Tufts Center for Neuroscience Research , which provides access to cutting edge technical approaches to neuroscience.

The Program maintains an open, interactive, and intellectually stimulating learning environment, with a strong emphasis on individualized training plans and one-on-one mentoring. Planning for such projects should begin by the end of junior year. Students are encouraged, after consultation with their advisor, to augment the Cognitive and Brain Science major by taking electives in Psychology, Anthropology , Biology 13, 14, , , and Math 11, 12, 13, Please note that CBS majors with an advisor from a department other than Psychology should follow that department's policies for completing the senior degree sheet paperwork.

The second signature on that degree sheet will come from a representative of that department, not from Psychology. Advising Faculty in Psychology. Envelope stephanie. Envelope robert.

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Associate Professor. Technical foci: Statistical Signal Processing SSP , Inverse Problems, Compressed Sensing, Information Theory, Convex optimization, Machine learning; Application areas: Algorithms for geophysical signal processing, Compressed Sensing architectures and evaluation, video and Image data acquisition and processing, bioengineering-metabolic networks.

Professor of Mathematics. Theoretical and computational fluid dynamics, quantum computation. Professor and Dean of Academic Affairs. Mathematics education, early childhood education, and cognitive development. Associate Teaching Professor. Animal Cognition and Learning. Greek and Latin language and Digital humanities. Research Assistant Professor. Linguistics and Language of African American children. Compiler-Assisted Memory Management.

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