Scholars will work with an internationally recognized multidisciplinary team in a NIDA and NIH Office of Research on Women's Health-supported program to provide research career support for Faculty Level investigators concentrating on issues relevant to drug abuse and women's health. Training faculty, led by Carolyn M. Mazure, Ph.D. and Bruce Rounsaville, M.D., have interests in molecular neurobiology, genetics, brain imaging, evaluation of innovative behavioral and pharmacological treatments, laboratory medicine, health services, health economics, psychiatric epidemiology, behavioral pharmacology and social psychology. Faculty appointment and salary determined on basis of experience and qualifications. Phone and fax numbers and hours are unchanged. A map is available at the website below.
Sessions are all free of charge and are open to all.
This will include interviews with President Hatcher, former Pharmacology Professor Mark Nickerson, former Biology Professor Clement Markert, and former Mathematics Instructor Chandler Davis. Please call Charles Smith at 763-9825 if you have any questions. EM services can be provided for customized routines and training is available on all instrumentation. The lab s desktop publishing suite allows you to do your own work, at your own pace, the way you want it. Before you commit your research funds on expensive microscopy and imaging instrumentation, check out this facility.