University of Wisconsin-Madison University of
Wisconsin-Madison


A calyx of Held, the largest synapse in the nervous system,
in the MNTB labeled by intra-axonal injection of HRPBinaural Physiology Laboratory
Department of Physiology
290 Medical Sciences Bldg.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison , WI 53706

 
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  • Tom C.T. Yin
  • Janet Ruhland
  • Elyssa Monzack
  • Scott Speer
  • Brad Wilson
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The laboratory is located in the Department of Physiology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.   We are interested in the neuronal mechanisms underlying binaural hearing, with particular emphasis on sound localization.  Presently, the laboratory has two major directions of research: one which is aimed at understanding the neural circuitry for encoding the acoustic cues used in localization and the other which uses behavioral methods to study localization in awake, behaving animals. 

We are part of the Wisconsin Hearing and Speech Center.







This research is supported by NIH grants DC-02840, DC-00116, and DC-007177

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