P. Ken Rose, Queen’s University
Department of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences
Professor
Kingston, Ontario
ken.rose@queensu.ca
Office:
(613) 533-6000 ext. 32804
Bio/Research
Our research program is guided by the principle that to achieve a truly comprehensive understanding of spinal cord circuitry, we must integrate studies of connectivity, biophysics, and plasticity. To meet this objective, we employ of a combination of powerful neuroanatomical tools, novel electro...
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Bio/Research
Our research program is guided by the principle that to achieve a truly comprehensive understanding of spinal cord circuitry, we must integrate studies of connectivity, biophysics, and plasticity. To meet this objective, we employ of a combination of powerful neuroanatomical tools, novel electrophysiological methods and computational modeling in a varity of experimental models of the intact and injured spinal cord. For descriptions of the rationale and objectives of specific research themes, see:
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