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Program in Fundamental Neuroscience (PFN)
Program in Fundamental Neuroscience (PFN)
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    • About the Major
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    • How to Declare
    • Current Course Offerings
    • Undergraduate Research
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  • Graduate
    • About the Graduate Track
    • What is Different About PFN
    • Graduate Admissions
    • Financial Assistance
    • Graduate Track Timeline
    • First Year Curriculum
    • Discover the Frontier of Neuroscience at UVA
  • Research
    • Cellular Neuroscience
    • Computational Neuroscience
    • Development & Plasticity
    • Human Neuroscience
    • Neuro Tech & Therapeutics
    • Neurodegeneration & Aging
    • Neurogenomics
    • Systems Neuroscience
  • Symposiums
    • Fozdar
    • VISION 2026
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Ali D. Güler

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PFN Director; Associate Professor of Biology, A&S
Email: aguler@virginia.edu
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  • About
    • Contact
    • PFN Faculty
    • News
  • Undergraduate
    • About the Major
    • Major Requirements
    • How to Declare
    • Current Course Offerings
    • Undergraduate Research
    • Information for Transfer Students
    • Accolades
    • Publications by Majors
    • Graduation Information
  • Graduate
    • About the Graduate Track
    • What is Different About PFN
    • Graduate Admissions
    • Financial Assistance
    • Graduate Track Timeline
    • First Year Curriculum
    • Discover the Frontier of Neuroscience at UVA
  • Research
    • Cellular Neuroscience
    • Computational Neuroscience
    • Development & Plasticity
    • Human Neuroscience
    • Neuro Tech & Therapeutics
    • Neurodegeneration & Aging
    • Neurogenomics
    • Systems Neuroscience
  • Symposiums
    • Fozdar
    • VISION 2026

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