Brandeis biology courses

Can you list me the faculty list of biology courses of Brandeis as want to take admission in it and want to meet the faculty people?

Brandeis University is a private, coeducational, nonsectarian institution of higher learning and research and was founded in 1948.

Faculty list:

Sacha Nelson, Chair (National Center for Behavioral Genomics; Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Synaptic integration in the visual cortex.

Susan Birren, Dean of Arts and Sciences (National Center for Behavioral Genomics; Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Developmental neurobiology.

Paul Garrity (National Center for Behavioral Genomics; Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Neural development and behavior.

Bruce Goode (Rosenstiel Center)
Biochemistry and genetics of yeast cytoskeleton.

Leslie Griffith (Director, Volen National Center for Complex Systems; National Center for Behavioral Genomics)
Biochemistry of synaptic plasticity.

James Haber (Director, Rosenstiel Center)
Genetics and molecular biology of yeast meiotic and mitotic recombination. Mating-type switching. Repair of broken chromosomes.

Lizbeth Hedstrom
Enzyme structure-function. Chemical biology. Mechanisms of retinal degeneration.
Melissa Kosinski-Collins
Protein biochemistry and biology education.

Nelson Lau (Rosenstiel Center)
Gene and genome regulation by RNAi and small RNAs. Molecular biology of germline gene and transposon regulation.

John Lisman (Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Mechanisms of phototransduction. Molecular mechanism of memory storage.

Susan Lovett (Assistant Director, Professional Science Master's Program in Biotechnology; Rosenstiel Center)
Genetics and molecular biology of bacteria and yeast. DNA repair. Recombination and mutagenesis.

Michael Marr (Rosenstiel Center)
Mechanisms controlling gene expression.

Eve Marder (Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Neurotransmitter modulation of neural circuits.

Paul Miller (Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Computational and theoretical neuroscience.

James Morris (on leave spring 2014)
Epigenetics and biology education.

Daniela Nicastro (Rosenstiel Center)
Electron tomography of cellular and macromolecular structures.

Suzanne Paradis (National Center for Behavioral Genomics; Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Molecular mechanisms of synapse development.

Dan L. Perlman
Ecology, conservation biology, animal behavior.

Joan Press, BIOL 93a and BIOL 99 Senior Honors Coordinator (Rosenstiel Center)
Developmental immunology and immunogenetics.

Ruibao Ren (Rosenstiel Center)
Signal transduction.

Avital Rodal (Rosenstiel Center, Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Endosomal Membrane Traffic in Neurons.

Michael Rosbash (National Center for Behavioral Genomics; Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
RNA processing and molecular neurobiology.

Piali Sengupta (National Center for Behavioral Genomics; Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Behavioral and neuronal development in C. elegans.

Neil Simister, Undergraduate Advising Head, fall 2013 (Director, Professional Science Master’s Program in Biotechnology; Rosenstiel Center)
Molecular immunology. Antibody transport.

Judith Tsipis (Chair, Genetic Counseling)
Genetic counseling.

Gina Turrigiano (National Center for Behavioral Genomics; Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Activity-dependent regulation of neuronal properties.

Stephen Van Hooser (Volen National Center for Complex Systems)
Development and function of cortical circuits.

Lawrence Wangh (on leave spring 2014)
Mammalian embryogenesis. Gene expression in single cells. DNA amplification and in vitro DNA diagnostics.

Rachel Woodruff (Undergraduate Advising Head, spring 2014)
Science Education and DNA Damage Tolerance.

Satoshi Yoshida (Rosenstiel Center)
Cytoskeletal organization during cell division.

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