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Adjunct faculty associated with the Program in Animal Behavior, their departmental affiliations, and a brief description of their research interests are listed below. More detailed adjunct faculty information may be found on departmental faculty pages (click on |more info|).
| Preston Garraghty Associate Professor Department of Psychology | Program in Neural Science
Ph.D. University of North Carolina - Greensboro 1983
Adult neural plasticity and the effects of anticonvulsants on learning and memory |MORE INFO| |
| Kevin D. Hunt Associate Professor Department of Anthropology
Ph.D. University of Michigan 1989
Early human evolution, evolution of feeding behavior; hominoid locomotor, postural, and feeding adaptations; primate functional morphology |PERSONAL PAGE| |
| Craig E. Nelson Professor Department of Biology
Ph.D. University of Texas 1966
Evolutionary ecology, reproductive strategies of reptiles and community ecology of amphibians, mating and foraging in these groups, and locomotion and feeding behavior of reptiles |PERSONAL PAGE| MORE INFO| |
| Henry D. Prange Associate Professor Medical Sciences Program
Ph.D. Duke University 1970
Behavioral and physiological temperature regulation; comparative respiratory physiology |MORE INFO| |
| Rudolf Raff Professor Department of Biology | Director, Institute for Molecular and Cellular Biology
Ph.D. Duke University 1967
Mechanisms of evolutionary change in early development; evolution of body plans; molecular evolution |MORE INFO| IMBI | |
| J.C. Randolph Professor School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA)
Ph.D. Carleton University 1972
Physiological ecology: foraging behavior, energy costs and nutritional benefits of foraging, ecological energetics of reproduction. |
| S. Holly Stocking Associate Professor School of Journalism
Ph.D. Indiana University 1983
Media coverage of science, technology, and the environment, with particular interest in media constructions of scientific ignorance |MORE INFO| |
| Delores M. Schroeder Associate Professor Medical Sciences Program | Program in Neural Science
Ph.D. Case Western Reserve University 1970
Sensory systems in a wide range of vertebrates using a comparative anatomical approach, including somatosensory, visual, and infrared systems. Recent interests include intrinsic mechanoreceptors within the spinal cord and immunocytological techniques for electron microscopes. |MORE INFO| + | |
| Esther Thelen Professor Department of Psychology
Ph.D. University of Missouri 1977
Development of sensorimotor skills in human infants, including walking and reaching; developmental process and theory |MORE INFO| IMDF| |
| Laura Hurley Assistant Scientist Department of Biology
Ph.D. University of Washington 1997
Neuromodulation of auditory processing; neuromodulation of the processing of communication calls; brainstem auditory processing.
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