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<p>Undo revision <a href="/e/index.php/Special:Diff/533" title="Special:Diff/533">533</a> by <a href="/e/index.php/Special:Contributions/Yasunori_Hayashi" title="Special:Contributions/Yasunori Hayashi">Yasunori Hayashi</a> (<a href="/e/index.php?title=User_talk:Yasunori_Hayashi&amp;action=edit&amp;redlink=1" class="new" title="User talk:Yasunori Hayashi (page does not exist)">talk</a>)</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>We are seeking motivated individuals, interested in the mystery of learning and memory.<br /> <br /> == Positions for Medical and Undergraduate Students ==<br /> Medical and undergraduate students are always welcome depending on the availability of staff.<br /> <br /> Please consult Dr. Hayashi.<br /> <br /> == Graduate Students ==<br /> Either biomedical or computational background is highly desired. Depending on your candidacy, we may suggest you stay a year as a research student before committing to each other.<br /> <br /> Examples of current projects for graduate students.<br /> <br /> Molecular biology of long-term potentiation<br /> Analysis of neuronal circuit process of memory consolidation<br /> Analysis of hippocampal neuronal cell assembly during learning<br /> Analysis of hippocampal neuronal cell assembly under pathological conditions<br /> <br /> === Master Course ===<br /> If you have only a bachelor&#039;s degree, you can apply to the Graduate School of Medical Science (5 years). If you do not have a biology background, you can still apply to Kyoto University Graduate School of Biostudies, which holds a special program for non-biomedical students.<br /> <br /> === Doctoral Course ===<br /> If you hold a master&#039;s degree or finished 6-year undergraduate education (medical, pharmacy, or veterinarian schools), you can apply to the Graduate School of Medical Science (3 years) or Graduate School of Medicine (4 years). Please note that the quota of the Graduate School of Medical Science is small and unpredictable for PhD students. So please consider applying to 4-year course.<br /> <br /> == Postdocs ==<br /> We are currently actively looking into a highly motivated individual. <br /> <br /> The area of research include:<br /> * Brain resilience and Alzheimer&#039;s disease<br /> * Cellular and circuit mechanism of memory consolidation<br /> <br /> Please contact [mailto:yhayashi-tky@umin.ac.jp Professor Hayashi]for details.<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> University Graduate School of Medicine<br /> University Graduate School of Biostudies</div>

yhlabe>Yasunori Hayashi