Resume

• 2002

  PhD

  Neuroscience

• 1997

  BS

  Chemistry

• Microscopy

  Data Analysis

  Life Sciences

  Neuroscience

  Electrophysiology

  Matlab

  Multielectrode electrophysiology

  Science

  Informatics

  Igor Pro

  Research

  Cell Culture

  Patch clamp electrophysiology

  Statistics

  Fluorescence Microscopy

  Scientific Writing

  Animal Models

  Gerkin

  I am engaged in experimental and theoretical neuroscience research

  with primary interests in understanding cells

  circuits

  perception

  and behavior -- especially in olfaction -- using both statistical and dynamical systems models. I am also working on projects in neuroinformatics to leverage data analysis and sharing technologies to advance the field of neuroscience. My CV: http://rick.gerk.in/cv\n\nSpecialties: Synaptic physiology

  statistics

  intracellular/extracellular electrophysiology

  computer simulation

  data analysis

  informatics.

  Richard C.

  Arizona State University

  Carnegie Mellon University and Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition

  University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

  Ensemble recordings in the olfactory bulb

  Carnegie Mellon University and Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition

  Graduate Student

  Synaptic physiology; patch clamp recording; dynamical systems modeling; statistics; spike-timing dependent plasticity

  University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

  Arizona State University

  Tempe

  AZ

  Associate Research Professor

  Arizona State University

  Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition