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A&N is widely recognized for excellence in teaching, neuroscience, anatomy, biomedical imaging, and forensic sciences.
The Department of Anatomy & Neurobiology at Boston University School of Medicine (now known as Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine) is a highly collaborative academic department focused on research and education in anatomy and neuroscience.12 Here are some key points about the department:
Academic Programs
- They offer both Master's and PhD programs in Anatomy & Neurobiology.12
- The MS program is a rigorous two-year program incorporating coursework in anatomical and neurobiological principles, with a focus on producing outstanding educators.1
- The PhD program is a 64-credit doctoral program that includes courses in Anatomy and Neuroscience, as well as a teaching component through their Vesalius Teaching Apprenticeship.2
Research Focus
The department conducts cutting-edge research to characterize the structure and function of the cerebral cortex.4 Some of their research areas include:
- Cortical organization and architectures
- Human neurobiology
- Translational anatomy of degenerative diseases and developmental disorders
- Aging and cognitive impairment
- Neuroimaging and surgical techniques
Faculty
The department has a diverse faculty with expertise in various areas of anatomy and neurobiology.3 Some notable faculty members include:
- Tarik Haydar - Department Chair and Waterhouse Professor
- Rhoda Au - Professor focusing on cognitive aging and digital technology
- Jennifer Luebke - Professor studying cortical neurons and aging
- Douglas Rosene - Professor researching the temporal lobe limbic system and normal aging
Recent Achievements
The department has had several recent accomplishments, including:
- A new publication on aging and oligodendrocyte precursor cell maturation in monkey brains.4
- An award for Outstanding Oral Presentation received by PhD candidate Kayla Nist at the Hypertension Canada's Annual Congress.4
- A new publication from the Medalla/Luebke lab group on layer-specific pyramidal neuron properties.4
The department's LinkedIn username is indeed "anatneuro", reflecting their focus on anatomy and neurobiology research and education at Boston University School of Medicine.
