Mouse Brain cerebellum stained with Acetylcholine (primary antibody) and fluorescence is visualized with Alexa 488 (Green). Image taken with Zeiss Confocal LSM 150 META
Neuroscience
The Neuroscience Track seeks to produce neuroscientists with both specialized knowledge and a broad-based understanding of the discipline. A Ph.D. degree in neuroscience is offered by the university-wide Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program (INP), a unified graduate program founded in 1986 and jointly administered by all the participating departments of the Neuroscience Track.
During their first year, students in the Neuroscience Track follow a course of study designed jointly by both graduate programs that provides suitable preparation for either path to a Ph.D.