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Ranu Jung, <strong>Ph</strong>.D.<br />
Hemali Rajyaguru, Freshman<br />
Ashley Miller, Freshman<br />
Alexis Pasulka, Sophomore<br />
Spring 2006 (School of Life Sciences Undergraduate<br />
Research (SOLUR) apprentice)<br />
Fall 2005 (School of Life Sciences Undergraduate Research<br />
(SOLUR) apprentice)<br />
Summer 2004 (laboratory participant)<br />
Electrical Engineering:<br />
Kyle Komenda, Senior Spring 2004 (Capstone Design)<br />
Melise Iglesias, Senior<br />
Mark Mamlouk, Senior<br />
Vinh Trang, Senior<br />
Project: “Neuromuscular Stimulator”<br />
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS (UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY)<br />
Biology:<br />
Jasen Jackson, B.S.<br />
June 2002-July 2002, Kentucky State University.<br />
Supervised Summer Research (8 weeks)<br />
Supported by: NSF UK-REU summer fellowship.<br />
Todd Woodrich, B.S.<br />
Spring 2000 - Fall 2000, University of Kentucky, Research in<br />
Biology (BIO-395).<br />
Report Title: <strong>Ph</strong>ase Changes during Periodic Pulse Perturbation<br />
Conferences attended:<br />
Tenth Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting (CNS-2001), Asilomar, CA, June 30<br />
- July 5, 2001. (International Conference; Poster presentation)<br />
Abstract: 1<br />
Aaron Taylor, B.S.<br />
June 2000-July 2000, St. Norbert College.<br />
Supervised Summer Research (8 weeks)<br />
Supported by: NSF UK-REU summer fellowship.<br />
Follow up Status: <strong>Ph</strong>D (Neuroscience) student , Brown University<br />
Carissa Coleman B.S.<br />
Fall 1999, University of Kentucky.<br />
Research in Biology (BIO-395)<br />
Justin Kiester, B.S.<br />
Spring 1998, Univ. of Kentucky, Honors (Biophysics).<br />
Research in Biology (BIO-395)<br />
Report Title: Feedforward and Feedback Contributions to the Central Pattern Generating<br />
Model of Locomotion in the Lamprey.<br />
Bradley Brewer, B.S.<br />
Fall 1995, Spring 1996, Fall 1996, University of Kentucky,<br />
Honors in Biology. Double major in Biology and Chemistry.<br />
Research in Biology (BIO-395), Supervised Honors Thesis Research<br />
Honors Thesis Title: Contributions of Pacemaker Neurons to the Central Pattern Generator<br />
for Locomotor Control in the Lamprey.<br />
Supported by: Howard Hughes Medical Institute Fellowship<br />
Follow up Status: MD/<strong>Ph</strong>D (<strong>Ph</strong>armacology) student , University of Louisville<br />
Conferences attended:<br />
16th Southern Biomedical Engineering Conference. Biloxi, MS, April 4-6, 1997.<br />
(Regional Conference; Poster presentation)<br />
34th Annual Rocky Mountain Bioengineering Symp. Dayton, OH, April, 1997.<br />
(International Conference; Oral presentation)<br />
Center for Adaptive Neural Systems<br />
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