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Introduction and Objectives
(NSC/Phcl 8221)
This
is an advanced graduate level
Neuroscience and Pharmacology course intended to promote an
understanding of current concepts in the neurobiology of pain and
analgesia. Lecture topics will emphasize mechanistic
approaches ranging from molecular to systems levels. The
course will also include exploration of historical and contemporary
issues in pain through student discussions of research
literature and term paper assignments.
Assigned Readings will include
original research papers, reviews, and chapters from textbooks
Student performance will be
evaluated based on two to three examinations (format to be
determined), student discussions, and a term paper.
The course will host a Mini-Symposium
in which three prominent pain researchers will deliver public
seminars. Students will have the opportunity to interact
closely with the speakers during their visit.
Registration requires permission of a course
director and a permission number.
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Credits:
3 credits (A/F) 
Prerequisites:
Instructor Permission
Time:
MWF 9:10 am-10:00 am
Place:
Moos
1-450A