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Behavioral and Systems Neuroscience
Behavioral and Systems Neuroscience (BSN) recognizes that behavior is a biological phenomenon controlled by neural systems that were shaped by natural selection. It seeks to better understand neural systems and behavior through the study of evolution, development, and the proximate causes of behavior in genes, hormones, memory, and cognition. This research often employs comparative approaches using more than one species, ranging from birds to rodents to primates.
David Edwards
Charles Howard Candler Professor of Behavioral Neuroscience
PAIS 485
Robert Hampton
Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Psychology
PAIS 369
Elaine Johnson
Assistant Teaching Professor
PAIS 366
James K. Rilling
Professor
PAIS 391 or 1462 Clifton Rd Building, Room 268
Michael Treadway
Winship Distinguished Research Professor in Psychology, Director of Clinical Training
PAIS 491
Elaine F. Walker
Charles Howard Candler Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience
PAIS 487