Susan Fahrbach recently authored a textbook entitled “Developmental Neuroscience: A Concise Introduction.” published by the
Princeton University Press. August 2013.
Click here to read more about the book: Developmental Neuroscience: A Concise Introduction.
Link to Princeton University Press: click here to visit book website.
Professor of Biology
B.A. University of Pennsylvania (1974)
Ph.D. Florida State University (1979)
15 Winston Hall
(336) 758-5920
silver@wfu.edu
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Areas of Interest
Comparative Physiology of the Chemical Senses, Chemesthesis
Research
Our research interest is in the chemical senses: taste, smell, and chemesthesis. We currently focus on the receptors responsible for the detection of chemesthetic stimuli. Chemesthesis Read more »
The Neuroscience and Behavior Focus Group includes faculty interested in organismal form and function. Research interests span a wide range of problems, but emphasize the mechanistic analysis of behavior. A particular strength of the group is common faculty interest in neuroethology, the neural basis of naturally occurring animal behavior. The faculty Read more »