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Title: Specialized Neuroscience Research Program

URL: http://snrp.utsa.edu/

Description: The Specialized Neuroscience Research Programs (SNRP) are an initiative under the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Strokes (NINDS). Participating institutions cooperate to plan, coordinate, and direct research and research training programs to attract, retain, and develop future minority neuroscience health and research professionals. The UTSA SNRP, "Quantitative Neurobiology," supports two research projects (Origin and regulation of motor neuron identity in the hindbrain/Control of Dopamine Neuron Firing by Phosphoinositide-Coupled Receptors) and two cores (Image Analysis Core/Neurostatistics Core). Its mission is to develop neuroscience research at the University of Texas at San Antonio through collaborative programs that emphasize training in rigorous, state-of-the-art quantitative methods. The UTSA SNRP is a joint effort with researchers from the University of Utah School of Medicine and the Medical University of South Carolina.

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Subject:   Neurosciences. ,  University of Texas at San Antonio. Specialized Neuroscience Research Program--Web site.

Title: Visualization and Modeling Laboratory

URL: http://visual.cs.utsa.edu/

Description: The UTSA Visualization and Modeling Laboratory focuses on new ways to model and visualize systems with concurrent behavior. Application areas range from multithreaded operating systems to chaotic pattern-forming systems and neurobiology. Computer animation, image processing, and interactive simulations are some of the tools used in this research. Research projects include: Chaos Pattern Formation, Davis (Data Viewing System), Turtle Cortex Understanding Cortical Waves, Waves And Synchronization, Web-Based Electronic Laboratories, MicroMetal Microarray Meta-Analysis, Distributed Neural Processing, JOTSA (Java On Time Synchronous Animation), Visualization of Mobily Acquired Geophysical Data, Visualization of Scientific Video Data, and Visualization of Systems.

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Subject:   Neurosciences. ,  University of Texas at San Antonio. Visualization and Modeling Laboratory--Web site. Data visualization. Information modeling.

Title: Basal Ganglia Anatomy, Physiology and Computation Lab

URL: https://marlin.life.utsa.edu/

Description: University of Texas at San Antonio Basal Ganglia Anatomy, Physiology and Computation Lab studies the circuitry and neurons of the basal ganglia, with the goal of understanding the computational function of these structures at the cellular level, and their dysfunction in diseases, especially Parkinson’s Disease. Experiments are focused on the ionic mechanisms that endow each cell type with its characteristic responses to synaptic input, the patterns of connectivity that deliver specific inputs to each cell, and the dynamics that arise from the combination of these.

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Subject:   Parkinson’s disease.,  Neurosciences. ,  University of Texas at San Antonio. Department of Biology. University of Texas at San Antonio. Basal Ganglia Anatomy, Physiology and Computation Lab. Basal ganglia.

Title: Neurosciences Institute

URL: https://neuroscience.utsa.edu/

Description: Neurosciences Institute is the multidisciplinary research organization for the Neurosciences at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Their mission is to foster a collaborative community of scientists committed to studying the biological basis of human experience and behavior, and the origin and treatment of nervous system diseases. Areas of special emphasis include: nervous system development; neuronal and network computation; sensory, motor, and cognitive function; learning and memory, and the disease processes that impact them; implementing mathematical and computational tools in experimental neurobiology; mathematical theory of neurons and nervous systems.

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Subject:   University of Texas at San Antonio. Neurosciences Institute.,  Neurosciences.

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