Undergraduate Courses
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The primary aim of the course is to highlight how breathing is generated and regulated by both the central and peripheral nervous systems. We will discuss these topics from molecular, cellular, and systems levels. An emphasis will be placed on the control of breathing during both health and disease.
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This course will discuss theories on the function and regulation in both health and disease. The discussion will focus on current questions and controversies within the field of sleep research. Emphasis is placed on the critical evaluation of concepts, assumptions, data, and interpretations.
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Graduate Courses
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This course aims to review the latest neuroscience methods and how they can be used to reveal how the nervous system controls behaviours such as sleep, daily rhythms, breathing, motivation and movement.
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