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Houston Methodist Research Institute offers two exciting training opportunities. 

NeuralCODR Postdoctoral Training Program is our NINDS funded T32 training program offering two-year fellowships designed to fill a critical gap in post-graduate training. NeuralCODR offers a curriculum of courses, workshops, programs, seminars and retreats to help guide fellows in launching independent careers. Visit www.neuralcodr.org for more information. 

Weill Cornell Neuroscience Graduate Program at Houston Methodist offers an interdisciplinary doctoral training program integrated into an expanding, innovative research and education environment that spans basic, translational and clinical research. Faculty challenge students to develop expertise beyond neuroscience, including organ and brain interactions, systems level physiology, engineering, in vivo imaging and computational biology.

Washington University in St. Louis has a long tradition of excellence in the neurosciences. Here, Erlanger first measured nerve conduction velocity and its relation to axon diameter. In the 1950s, Levi-Montalcini, Cohen and Hamburger discovered the first neuronal trophic factor, nerve growth factor. Today, a large and interactive faculty focuses interest on almost every area of modern neuroscience ranging from molecular analysis of ion channels to positron emission tomography of the human brain to the genetics of human brain diseases.