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Academics : Research Opportunities | Awards | Resources
Each resident is encouraged to direct his or her interests and talents toward the development of an original research project, and each has the opportunity to spend at least 24 months pursuing laboratory investigation. The residency training program can be tailored to allow for additional laboratory time, with the research discipline and topic selected by the individual resident. On completion of the training program, residents will be capable of independent research in both laboratory and clinical environments. Many of our residents have successfully competed for research fellowships
from the NIH, AANS, AHA, ACS and other funding agencies (see
Awards section below). The Department offers extensive laboratory research resources in multiple areas, including neurophysiology, cerebrovascular and vascular smooth muscle physiology, transplantation, neuro-oncology, neurohistology (including electron microscopy), behavioral physiology, developmental biology and molecular neurobiology. Should a resident's research interests be in other areas, the comprehensive program in the neurosciences at this institution permits arrangements to be made for laboratory experience in other University departments. Close associations are maintained with the Departments of Pathology, Neurology, Pharmacology, Radiology and Radiation Therapy, Physiology and Biophysics, Bioengineering, and Biological Structure. Studies are underway in the Department of Neurological Surgery in the following areas:
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