Janušonis Lab

Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
Neuroscience Research Institute
University of California, Santa Barbara


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My laboratory investigates serotonin and norepinephrine signaling in brain development. Our research is relevant for understanding a number of brain disorders, including autism spectrum disorders. We use various technical approaches that include microanatomy (light microscopy), nanoanatomy (electron microscopy), molecular biology, and mathematical modeling. Interested students should be able to think conceptually and synthetically.


Prospective graduate students are welcome to apply for 2012.
Neuroscience and Behavior Ph.D. program
Application Form for undergraduate research assistants.
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Resources for Undergraduate Research Assistants:

URCA |  Honors Program |  The Journal of Young Investigators


Last updated: April 12, 2011