Neuroscience Open House, 1999

April 3, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon 
Lab Tours

• Paul van Donkelaar Lab, Human Perception and Action
• Helen Neville Lab, Eavesdropping on human brain development
• Judith Eisen Lab, How your brain makes your muscles work
• Shawn Lockery Lab, Worms, brains and lego robots
• Janis Weeks Lab, Caterpillar to moth: how steroid hormones affect the nervous system and behavior
• John Postlethwaite Lab,  Human genes and fish embryos
• Mike Marusich Lab, Exquisite specificity:  Monoclonal Antibodies are used as molecular tools

to study normal and diseased brains
• Monte Westerfield Lab, Fishing For Genes
• Marjorie Woolacott Lab, Human Postrual Control
• Rich Marrocco,  Attention and Attention Deficit Disorders
• Barbara Gordon-Lickey Lab, Why does aging limit our capacity for new learning?
• James Weston Lab, From critters to cultures: Why cells do what they do.
• Bill Roberts Lab, Sensory perception
• Jeanne Selker Lab, Transmission and Scanning Electron Microscopy
• Terry Takahashi Lab, Sounds in space