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Georgia State Launches $2-Million Neuroscience Program
Wednesday, August 25, 2004 - In its bid to develop more nationally recognized research and graduate education programs, Georgia State University has launched a new interdisciplinary initiative focusing on neuroscience and behavior. The Brains and Behavior Program, led by the Departments of Biology and Psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences and funded by a $1-2 million annual budget, brings together 68 faculty members from eight academic departments and five research centers to develop collaborative research and graduate education programs in neuroscience and behavior.
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