Special Topics in Reactor Engineering. This course covers special topics within the field of reactor engineering, as indicated by its title and description.
Advanced Reactor Theory covers the neutron transport equation, numerical solution methods like multi-group models and Monte Carlo, and perturbation theory for nuclear reactor analysis.
Directed Study (NEURODPT 699) involves independent work where students apply coursework concepts to real-life situations, search scientific literature, and develop critical thinking.
Overview of basic science principles of sensory and motor systems in the central and peripheral nervous system, featuring clinician presentations on relevant clinical experiences.
Computational Neuroscience: From Single Cells to Whole Brain Models covers theory and application of methods in computational neuroscience across various levels of organization from single cells to global brain dynamics and cognition.
Systems Neuroscience covers the anatomy and physiology of the mammalian nervous system, focusing on human brain neuroanatomy, sensory/motor systems, higher-order functions, primary literature, and hands-on dissections.
Developmental Neuroscience covers neural development mechanisms including induction, patterning, axon guidance, and synapse formation through lectures and primary literature discussion.
Directed research in neurology for undergraduates in life sciences, offering basic and translational research in neuroscience and neurological disorders.
An overview of major categories of human neurological and ophthalmological disease and fundamental topics in neurobiology, focusing on clinical aspects and current research.
Integrates basic science to link neuroanatomy with cognition, using clinical disorders like stroke and dementia. Includes hands-on neuropsych testing and brain imaging case presentations.
Explores the role of diet and nutrition in adult neurological diseases like epilepsy, Alzheimer's, MS, and chronic pain using evidence-based medicine research skills.
Explores the role of diet and nutrition in pediatric neurological diseases such as autism, Fragile X Syndrome, PKU, and spina bifida, applying evidence-based medicine research skills.
Directed study in research offering undergraduates in biological sciences an opportunity to participate in neurological surgery research while preparing for graduate or medical school.
An individually scheduled clinical elective in Neurological Surgery where students are directly supervised by senior residents and attending physicians while participating in patient care activities.
Inpatient Neuro ICU elective involving direct supervision, patient rounding, procedure observation, case presentations, and discussion of patient cases under Neurocritical Care attending physicians.
Examines neural correlates of consciousness and alterations during sleep, anesthesia, coma, and other states. Reviews theories and empirical testing methods, including applications to AI systems.
Seminar offering critical review of selected topics in neurobiology. Students describe neuroscience breadth, present research, and critically analyze specific topic areas.
Introduces foundational concepts in health promotion, prevention, and wellness through person-centered care, exploring theoretical frameworks for clinical decision-making and patient engagement.