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Medical Sciences

Dr. Craig Brown

Dr. Craig Brown

Professor

School of Medical Sciences

Contact:
Office: MSB 222 250-853-3733
Credentials:
BA (Man), MSc (Calgary), PhD (Calgary)
Area(s) of expertise:
Synaptic plasticity, stroke, diabetes, in vivo imaging
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Introduction

Dr. Brown's neurobiology lab employs in vivo microscopic imaging technologies such as two-photon microscopy and functional imaging of neuronal and hemodynamic activity that allow the visualization of neuronal structures deep within the living brain or the processing of sensory information in real-time.

A central goal of Dr. Brown's research program is to use these experimental approaches to characterize the neurobiological mechanisms that allow the cerebral cortex to develop normally and change throughout life in response to new experiences (eg. learning, drug exposure) or pathology such as stroke or diabetes.

Donations support our students and faculty in their mission to produce internationally recognized advances in neuroscience knowledge.

Research

People

The Brown lab is actively looking for talented new trainees at the graduate and post-doctoral level. Please email Dr. Brown with your CV including reference list, unofficial transcripts and a research statement.