Center for Behavioral Neuroscience: A Collaborative Research Center
Author Information
Author(s): Kelly R Powell, H Elliott Albers
Primary Institution: Georgia State University
Conclusion
The Center for Behavioral Neuroscience aims to enhance research and education in behavioral neuroscience through collaboration among multiple institutions.
Supporting Evidence
- The center has received approximately $40 million in funding from the NSF.
- Over 30 neuroscience faculty have been hired across partner institutions with the center's support.
- The center has developed educational programs for K-12 students to spark interest in science.
Takeaway
The Center for Behavioral Neuroscience helps scientists work together to learn more about how the brain affects behavior and teaches students about science.
Methodology
The center uses a collaboratory structure to promote interdisciplinary research and education among its member institutions.
Limitations
The center faces challenges in maintaining communication and support among various institutional leaders.
Participant Demographics
The center includes nearly 100 faculty, 20 postdocs, and 50 graduate students from eight participating institutions.
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