Research in IPN at the College of Veterinary Medicine

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Faculty Research Interests

Dr. Hans VanDongen helps student, Allison Palmer, in reviewing lab notes
from polysomnographic recordings of recovery sleep following 62 hours
of sleep deprivation in the observation room of the human sleep laboratory.

(See also, Neuroscience Graduate Faculty for contact and emails)

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College of Veterinary Medicine

Research in IPN

Faculty Research Interests

IPN:

Neuroscience:

Addiction/Drugs of Abuse

Animal Well-Being

Cardiovascular/Muscle Physiology

Circadian Rhythms

Cognitive

Computational

Developmental Neurobiology

Diseases of the Brain

Electrophysiology

Energy Homeostasis/Feeding

Motor Control

Neural/Synaptic Plasticity

Neuropharmacology

Reproduction

Sleep

Stress

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