s and flexibility for a dissertation choice, and it provides a mechanism to foster joint projects between labs at Brown and NIH," said Diane Lipscombe, associate professor of neuroscience and director of graduate study in the neuroscience program. "The new program is good for Brown, as well. It builds on our tradition of interdisciplinary research. And the increase in the number of students will add diversity to the neuroscience program."

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Contact: Wendy Lawton
Wendy_Lawton@brown.edu
401-863-1862
Brown University
19-Jan-2005

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