Chair of the UVA School of Medicine’s Department of Cell Biology[1]
leader in cellular neuroscience
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Biographical context: leader in cellular neuroscience
Bettina Winckler, PhD, has been appointed Chair of the UVA School of Medicine’s Department of Cell Biology. A nationally recognized leader in cellular neuroscience, Winckler has been a member of the UVA faculty for more than 20 years. Her NIH-funded research explores how neurons grow and maintain the long extensions…
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Bettina Winckler, PhD, has been appointed Chair of the UVA School of Medicine’s Department of Cell Biology. A nationally recognized leader in cellular neuroscience, Winckler has been a member of the UVA faculty for more than 20 years. Her NIH-funded research explores how neurons grow and maintain the long extensions…
Identity: Bettina Winckler
Bettina Winckler, PhD, has been appointed Chair of the UVA School of Medicine’s Department of Cell Biology. A nationally recognized leader in cellular neuroscience, Winckler has been a member of the UVA faculty for more than 20 years. Her NIH-funded research explores how neurons grow and maintain the long extensions…
Professional role: Chair of the UVA School of Medicine’s Department of Cell Biology
Bettina Winckler, PhD, has been appointed Chair of the UVA School of Medicine’s Department of Cell Biology. A nationally recognized leader in cellular neuroscience, Winckler has been a member of the UVA faculty for more than 20 years. Her NIH-funded research explores how neurons grow and maintain the long extensions…
Professional role: has been a member of the UVA faculty for more than 20 years
Bettina Winckler, PhD, has been appointed Chair of the UVA School of Medicine’s Department of Cell Biology. A nationally recognized leader in cellular neuroscience, Winckler has been a member of the UVA faculty for more than 20 years. Her NIH-funded research explores how neurons grow and maintain the long extensions…
Research interests: how neurons grow and maintain the long extensions…
Her NIH-funded research explores how neurons grow and maintain the long extensions…