Steffen Werner
Associate Professor
Steffen Werner's research interests are in visual and spatial cognition, virtual environments, human factors, and applied cognitive psychology. He has created the website "goCognitive.net" which provides educational resources for the field of cognitive neuroscience.
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Onesmo Balemba
Assistant Professor
My research focuses on the pathophysiology of diseases that affect gastrointestinal (GI) functions. My aim is to gain a better understanding of neuromuscular and immune system host responses in diabetes, and infectious diarrhea, and therapeutic strategies for these conditions.
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Eric Brauns
Associate Professor
Renfrew 02 | 885-4349
Research: Using time resolved spectroscopy to study biomolecular structure and dynamics.
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Steven Chandler
Professor of English and Neuroscience; Director of M.A. TESL Program;
Steven Chandler teaches linguistics and language acquisition.
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Rajal Cohen
Assistant Professor
Rajal Cohen studies the interconnectedness of cognition, posture, and action, with a special interest in principles that apply accross the spectrum from high performance to dysfunction.
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Brian Dyre
Associate Professor
Brian Dyre's research interests include Visual Psychophysics, Mathematical Modeling of Visual Processes, and Visual Displays and Virtual Environments.
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Elizabeth Ann Fortunato
Professor
Research interests: Understanding the mechanism behind the development of morbidity and mortality in infants congenitally infected with human cytomegalovirus (HCMV)
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Peter G. Fuerst
Assistant Professor
My lab is attempting to identify and understand the molecular cues that promote development of the nervous system by studying mice that have mutations in recognition factors and that express fluorescent markers that label specific neural cell types.
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Patrick Hrdlicka
Associate Professor
Renfrew 313W | 208-885-0108
Research: DNA biotechnology, nucleic acid based therapeutics/diagnostics, biological applications of nanomaterials, synthetic bioorganic chemistry including carbohydrates, nucleosides and oligonucleotides.
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Milos Manic
Associate Professor, Director, CS Program at Idaho Falls
Research Areas: Computational intelligence, intelligent control, data mining, and modern heuristics with various applications such as vision, image recognition, mechatronics, intrusion detection, decision theory, reliability and performability modeling
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Craig McGowan
Assistant Professor
My research interests are centered on understanding the relationships between the musculoskeletal morphology of terrestrial vertebrate animals (including humans) and the biomechanics and neural control of locomotor performance.
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Barrie Robison
Associate Professor
My general research interests lie at the interface between genomics, evolutionary biology, and fisheries biology. Specific areas of research emphasis in my lab include the genetic architecture of complex traits, the evolution of locally adaptive phenotypes, and genomic analysis of behavioral variation in fish. I employ two study systems to investigate these issues, the rainbow trout and the zebrafish.
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Jeff Seegmiller
Assistant Professor
Research interests: Musculoskeletal injury mechanisms and injury prevention.
Focus areas: Landing mechanics; Ankle inversion and fibularis latency; ski equipment and its effects on the lower extremity biomechanics; models and quality in professional and post professional education programs.
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Deborah Stenkamp
Professor
Stenkamp’s research interests center on the examination of cellular and molecular mechanisms of vertebrate retinal development and regeneration, with a specific focus on photoreceptor differentiation, using zebrafish as the primary experimental model.
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