Professor of Biology
Dr. Kowalski is a cellular neurobiologist interested in understanding the molecular mechanisms hat control the ability of neurons to communicate with one another at specialized cellular junctions called synapses (synaptic transmission). The abundance of synaptic proteins impacts the strength of synaptic transmission, which changes during processes such as learning and memory and is disrupted in numerous neurological and neurodegenerative disorders.
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About Jennifer Kowalski
Dr. Kowalski is a cellular neurobiologist interested in understanding the molecular mechanisms hat control the ability of neurons to communicate with one another at specialized cellular junctions called synapses (synaptic transmission). The abundance of synaptic proteins impacts the strength of synaptic transmission, which changes during processes such as learning and memory and is disrupted in numerous neurological and neurodegenerative disorders.
| Present | Associate Professor of Biology, Butler University ‐ Department of Biological Sciences | |
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Research Interests
Honors and Awards
- Apple for You Award, Butler University Student Government Association, 2010
- Breast Cancer Research Poster Award, 1st Symposium of the Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center Program in Breast Cancer, 2004
- Outstanding Senior Biological Scientist, University of Notre Dame, 2000
Contact Information
Office: Gallahue 263
Phone: (317) 940-8879
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