Carol Barnes
Endowed Chair, Evelyn F McKnight Brain Institute for Learning-Memory Aging | Professor, Physiological Sciences - GIDP | Professor, Psychology | Professor, BIO5 Institute | Regents Professor | Professor, Translational Neuroscience | Professor, Cancer Biology - GIDP | Director, Neural Systems-Memory and Aging | Professor, Neuroscience - GIDP | Director, Evelyn F McKnight Brain Institute | Member of the Graduate Faculty
About
My work over the past four decades has focused on the aging brain, and how cognition changes during the course of normal aging. I use animal models of human aging that allow a detailed examination of the brain mechanisms of learning and memory, and the circuits responsible for complex cognitive function.
Research Area
aging, neuroscience, memory, cognitive aging, alzheimer's disease, arizona, hippocampus, alzheimer's, cognition, gene expression, education, neuroimaging, neurobiology, projects, research, cognitive impairment, hypertension, brain aging, consortium, neurodegenerative diseases, research center, behavior, cognitive function, animal behavior, animal models, match, financial assistance, scholarships, student aid, nonprofit organizations
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Gerontology: A Multidisciplinary Perspective