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NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH AT COLUMBIANEURO-ONCOLOGYRESEARCH» Aging, Memory & Dementia » Clinical Neurophysiology » Cognitive Neuroscience » Epilepsy » Huntington Disease » Mitochondrial Biology & Disease » Motor Neuron Center for Biology & Disease » Multiple Sclerosis » Neural Stem Cells (opens in a new window) » Neurobiology & Behavior » Neurocritical Care/NICU » Neuro-Oncology » Neuropathy Research Center » Parkinson Disease & Other Movement Disorders » Pediatric Neurology » Sergievsky Center; Neuroepidemiology » Sleep » Stroke » Systems Neurobiology » Taub Institute for Alzheimer Disease Research (opens in a new window) » Research Support » Brain Tumor Center Steven RosenfeldDepartment of Neurology Studies of the roles of molecular motors in driving the malignant phenotype of gliomas, including tumor spread and growth. Clinical investigations of novel therapeutics for the treatment of malignant brain tumors. Rose LaiDepartment of Neurology Research involving the epidemiology of primary brain tumors and their prevention. Clinical investigations of novel therapuetics. Jeffrey N. BruceDepartment of Neurological Surgery Research involving new methods of intratumoral drug delivery, immunotherapy of brain tumors, and brain tumor development. Novel surgical approaches to brain tumor resection. Peter D. CanollDepartment of Pathology and Cell Biology Research involving the effects of anti-angiogenics and signal transduction inhibitors on brain tumor growth and invasion. Development of rodent models of human glioblastoma, with applications to studies of glioma invasion. Application of glioma cell motility studies, in conjunction with MR imaging features, to develop computational models of brain tumor growth and spread. Guy M. McKhann IINeurological Surgery Robert R. GoodmanNeurological Surgery Michael B. SistiRadiation Oncology & Otolaryngology; The Center for Radiosurgery Steven R. IsaacsonNeurological Surgery Jinesh ShahRadiation Oncology Robert De La PazRadiology (Neuroradiology) |
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