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Northwestern University (NU) offers world-class advanced training in neuroscience via its Interdepartmental Neuroscience (NUIN) PhD program. Read More

Congratulations to Iva Stojkovska and Kristen Warren, co-Presidents of NUBAO, who were featured on CBS News. Watch the story here.
Amyloid PET imaging shows lateralized Alzheimer’s pathology in an individual with primary progressive aphasia (warmer colors=more amyloid; @Rogalski lab)

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Cajal-Retzius cells in the mouse hippocampus (dendrites are in yellow, axons in blue; ©Maccaferri Lab)

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Congratulations to Maite Azcorra Sedano, Dombeck Lab, a recipient of the prestigious la Caixa Fellowship! "la Caixa" Foundation is the fourth largest charity of the world, and is particularly devoted to promoting culture and sciences, with programs such as the Fellowships for Postgraduate Studies in North America and Asia-Pacific, awarded to exceptional students of all areas of knowledge who excel both in the academic and social fields. Learn more about the fellowship here.
The new Simpson Querrey Biomedical Research Center, located on Northwestern University’s lakefront campus in downtown Chicago.
Glomeruli of the mouse olfactory system (©Bozza Lab)

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Neuronal pathways carrying thermosensory information in the fruit fly brain (©Gallio Lab)
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Vista from Northwestern University looking south towards downtown Chicago and the Feinberg School of Medicine

NEW FACULTY IN NUIN

Martin Oudega, PhD

Professor, Physiology and PTHMS

Martin Oudega received a Ph.D. in Medical Biology from the University of Leiden, Leiden, Netherlands. Martin was a post-doctoral fellow at the University of California San Diego and the University of Miami where he focused on spinal cord injury and repair. His research interests are in understanding and optimizing the potential of cell transplants and biomaterials to promote nervous tissue repair and function recovery after spinal cord injury. The main focus of his research is on the role of inflammation and angiogenesis in cell-based nervous tissue repair. The ultimate goal of Dr. Oudega’s laboratory is to use the obtained scientific knowledge to develop clinically translatable strategies for spinal cord repair.

FACULTY AND RESEARCH

NUIN is a research-oriented PhD program, highly interdisciplinary, collaborative, and with numerous and diverse foci of research excellence. Emphasis is based on clinically relevant as well as basic research.

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GRADUATE PROGRAM

NUIN accepts applicants from diverse backgrounds and majors, including psychology, engineering, physics, computer science, and chemistry, as well as biology and neuroscience. If you are a prospective student, read all about our

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