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Introduction

This unit follows on directly from CHP311 Neuroscience A. The unit provides an understanding of contemporary neuroscience research topics in neural development, biology of neuronal disorders and cellular and molecular neurobiology. The unit emphasises experimental techniques and the evidence on which current understanding of the nervous system is based. It aims to develop the students' understanding of neuroscience research by offering exposure to laboratory research with the Neuroscience research groups.

Students will learn good practice in recording experimental work, data analysis and how to critically review the neuroscience literature. Students will demonstrate their neuroscience knowledge in an oral presentation and in a written paper. Teaching includes lectures, tutorials and journal club sessions. All sessions will be focused on current neuroscience techniques and how these are used to address significant neuroscience research questions and how they are applied in published research papers.

Summary 2020

Unit name Neuroscience B
Unit code CHP312
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Health and Medicine
Tasmanian School of Medicine
Discipline Medicine
Coordinator

Dr Lisa Foa

Teaching staff

Dr Lisa Foa and other academic research staff

Level Advanced
Available as student elective? Yes
Breadth Unit? No

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Teaching

Teaching Pattern

Lectures, tutorials, reading and analysis of journal papers.

Assessment

Test (20%), Draft written assignment (10%), Written assignment (30%), tutorial workbook (15%), Oral presentation (25%).

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