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Graduate and postdoctoral fellowships at the Centre for the Neurobiology of Stress are available. Those interested should contact an individual member of the CNS by e-mail after visiting their individual web page for details concerning on-going research projects.
Members of CNS
Ian Brown
Professor of Molecular Neurobiology
Director of the Centre for the Neurobiology of Stress
Michelle Aarts
Assistant Professor of Neuroscience
Rudy Boonstra
Professor of Zoology and PhysiologySuzanne Erb
Associate Professor of Psychology
James Gurd
Professor Emeritus of BiochemistryRene Harrison
Associate Professor of Zoology
Gwen Ivy
Professor of Cellular Neurobiology
Bill Milgram
Professor of Neuroscience
Joanne Nash
Assistant Professor of Neurobiology
Ted Petit
Professor of NeuroscienceStephen Reid
Associate Professor of Zoology
