Neuroscience

2008 Projects

2008 PROJECTS SUPERVISORS
Effects of Cannabinoid agonists on PPI in patients with Schizophrenia A/Prof Mathew Martin-Iverson, School of Medicine and Pharmacology
Overseas (Canada) honours project on cannabinoid heterodimers in rat cognition A/Prof Mathew Martin-Iverson, School of Medicine and Pharmacology and Prof Richard J Beninger, Queen's University, Canada
Effects of d-amphetamine on PPI in healthy volunteers A/Prof Mathew Martin-Iverson and Dr Kyle Dyer, School of Medicine and Pharmacology
Effects of d-amphetamine on emotional modulation of the startle reflex in healthy volunteers A/Prof Mathew Martin-Iverson and Dr Kyle Dyer, School of Medicine and Pharmacology
Cannabinoid and stress interactions in Schizophrenia A/Prof Mathew Martin-Iverson, School of Medicine and Pharmacology
Medicinal uses of Ecstasy (MDMA) A/Prof Mathew Martin-Iverson, School of Medicine and Pharmacology
Axonal transport following partial optic nerve injury in a model of secondary degeneration: the effects of lomerizine Dr Lindy Fitzgerald, Professor Sarah Dunlop, School of Animal Biology
Cortical control of voluntary movement Professsor Geoff Hammond ,School of Psychology
The Neural Basis of Phantom Sounds (Tinnitus) Professor Don Robertson and Dr Helmy Mulders, School of Biomedical, Biomolecular and Chemical Sciences
Mapping connections of an efferent control system in the auditory nervous system Dr Helmy Mulders and Professor Don Robertson, School of Biomedical, Biomolecular and Chemical Sciences
Binaural effects on responses of auditory midbrain neurons Professor Don Robertson and Dr Helmy Mulders, School of Biomedical, Biomolecular and Chemical Sciences
Regulation of cochlear function by ATP receptors Professor Don Robertson, School of Biomedical, Biomolecular and Chemical Sciences
Effects of partial hearing loss on the brain’s control of inner ear function Professor Don Robertson and Dr Helmy Mulders, School of Biomedical, Biomolecular and Chemical Sciences
Axon regeneration induced by genetically modified Schwann cells Prof Alan Harvey, Dr Giles W. Plant, Dr. Marc J. Ruitenberg, Red’s Spinal Cord Research Laboratory, School of Anatomy and Human Biology
Carbonyl scavenging agents and their effects in neuronal viability and axonal growth after exposure to Acrolein or carbonyl stress Dr Giles Plant and Dr Philip Burcham Anatomy and Human Biology and School of Medicine & Pharmacology
The use of anti –angiogenic peptides such as ang001 and their role in spinal cord injury recovery Dr Giles Plant, Dr Stuart Hodgetts and Dr Dharmarajan Anatomy and Human Biology
The role of neurotrophins, cAMP or ATP agonists on the formation of myelin in central glia Dr Giles Plant and Dr Alan Harvey Anatomy and Human Biology
Organisation of corticotectal projections in ephrin-A-/- mice Dr Jenny Rodger, School of Animal Biology and Prof Alan Harvey, Anatomy and Human Biology
RGC dendritic morphology in ephrin-A-/- mice Dr Jenny Rodger, School of Animal Biology and Prof Alan Harvey, Anatomy and Human Biology
Neurogenesis in CX3CR1 deficient mice Dr Marc Ruitenberg, School of Animal Biology and Prof Alan Harvey, Anatomy and Human Biology
Microglia turnover in neurogenic areas of the nervous system Dr Marc Ruitenberg, School of Animal Biology and Prof Alan Harvey, Anatomy and Human Biology