PhD in Computational Neuroscience
Specialize in computational, neurorehabilitation and neuroimaging neuroscience
Students pursuing this specialization will study computational, neurophysiological, and biomechanical approaches to understand nervous system function. Applicants who are well-suited to this track are those with interests in acquiring skills in computer programming, modeling, electrophysiology, and experimental/clinical testing of human participants.
Areas of focus include:
- Statistical models for magnetic resonance imaging
- Computational models of gene regulatory networks
- Predictive models of neurophysiological processes and clinical outcomes
- Human visuomotor processing
- Functional neuroimaging
- Brain structural and functional connectivity
- Spinal cord imaging and human motor control
- Neural and neurodevelopmental disorders
- Neurodegenerative diseases
- Rehabilitative strategies
Computational Modeling
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Neurorehabilitation
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Neuroimaging
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Explores processes from single neurons to neuronal networks including neural interconnections, neural signal processing, and synaptic plasticity.
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Explores the mechanisms and clinical and laboratory methods for studying neural disorders and the treatment strategies to address them.
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Explores imaging physics, mathematics, and methods towards problems in basic and applied neuroscience.
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This doctoral program brings together faculty from Biological Sciences, Biomedical Engineering, Biomedical Sciences, Physical Therapy-Exercise Science, Mathematics Statistics & Computer Science, Philosophy, and Psychology. Their collective expertise will be able to provide a structured neuroscience-based curriculum that will allow for educational and research opportunities in this rapidly expanding subject area and will lead students to emerging career opportunities. Learn more about faculty research areas by visiting their department webpages.
Associate Members
Dr. Leigh Ann Mrotek- biomedical engineering
Application Deadline
Applications are due to the Graduate School by December 1 for the following fall term.
Application Requirements
- Read all application instructions prior to beginning an application.
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- Copies of current and previous colleges/university transcripts except Marquette.
- Write a statement of professional goals and aspirations.
- Provide three letters of recommendation that give evidence of the applicant's scholarly promise.
- For international applicants only: TOEFL score or other acceptable proof of English proficiency
The recruitment committee reviews applications and selects a sub-group for phone interviews. After phone interviews are complete, the applications are selected for on-campus interviews. All applicants are notified of the committee’s decision.
