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Daphne Soares’s (NACS '02), discovery of Dome Pressure Receptors, pressure-detecting mounds that enable crocodilians to detect movement of prey in water, appears in Nature. | Research Topics | |
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| Position: | Assistant Professor |
| Departments: | Elec. & Computer Eng |
| Research Areas: | Neuromorphic Engineering and Sensory-Motor Integration |
| Research Levels: | Cell/Molecular Neuroscience |
| Research Approaches: | Hardware Modeling/Robotics, Theory/Modeling, Molecular/Cell Biology |
| Research Note: | Biotechnology, Channel capacity and efficiency of blowfly photoreceptors, Channel capacity and efficiency of silicon photoreceptors, Fundamental limits on switching energy of the CMOS inverter, Silicon-On-Sapphire (SOS) Photodetectors |
| NACS Status: | Regular |
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2211 A.V. Williams College Park, MD 20742 301-405-6629 pabshire@isr.umd.edu http://www.ece.umd.edu/%7Epabshire/ |
Maria Chait (Ph.D 2006) moved from Tel Aviv, Israel to join the NACS program. She works with researchers in the US, Japan and France with Dr. Poeppel employing functional brain imaging (MEG) to study the cortical systems that involved in the processing of auditory information. In short, Maria seeks answers to how a listener is able to segregate sounds. | More | |
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Neuroscience and Cognitive Science Program | T: 301-405-8910 | F: 301-314-9566 | Email: NACS@umd.edu
2131 Biology-Psychology Bldg, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742
