The Undergraduate Program in Neuroscience offers a broad overview of the field, as well as more advanced training in one of four specialized areas: cellular and molecular, cognitive, computational, or systems neuroscience.
Neuroscience majors choose to specialize in cognitive, cellular and molecular, or systems neuroscience.
Undergraduates may pursue a five-year BS/MS in neuroscience, which involves a year of intense research and seminars.
Faculty represent multiple departments in this innovative, interdisciplinary program focused on the study of the nervous system.
Adam Luo – “Resolving transcriptomic heterogeneity across the core-edge spatial axis in glioblastoma” Dixie Muralikrishnan –“Validation of RAIL behavioral training system for freely behaving mice on complex visually guided decision […]
HOUR (The Hopkins Office for Undergraduate Research) is proud to share the extraordinary undergraduate students majoring in Neuroscience that are part of the AY25 PURA Cohort. We look forward to […]
Congratulations to Senior, Daniela Rodriguez for being among the recipients of The Eugene Leake Award for outstanding achievement in the Center for Visual Arts! Awarded to graduating visual art students […]