Linster, Christiane
Associate Professorresearch
primary investigator of
co investigator of
research areas
- biomedical instrumentation and diagnostics | research concentration area (BME)
- computational biology | research concentration area (Engineering)
- neuroscience | collaborative research area (CALS)
- psychology | collaborative research area (CALS)
submitted impact statement
- Olfactory learning and memory | 2007 Impact statement
- Modulation of olfactory processing | 2006 Impact statement
- Modulation of sensory processing | 2005 Impact statement
- Neurobiology of olfactory learning | 2004 Impact statement
affiliations
head of
- Computational Physiology Lab | research lab
faculty appointment in
- Neurobiology and Behavior (BIO NB) | Cornell department
member of graduate field
- Biomedical Engineering | graduate field
- Cognitive Science | minor graduate field
- Computational Biology | graduate field
- Neurobiology and Behavior | graduate field
- Psychology | graduate field
- Tri-Institutional Program in Computational Biology and Medicine (CBM) | graduate program
teaching
teaches
- BIOG 2990 - Introduction to Research Methods in Biology (TBA -) | fall 2009 class
- BIOG 4990 - Independent Undergraduate Research in Biology (TBA -) | fall 2009 class
- BIOG 2990 - Introduction to Research Methods in Biology (TBA -) | spring 2009 class
- BIONB 7202 - Current Topics in Neuroethology (R 10:30:AM-11:30:AM) | spring 2009 class
- BIONB 3300 - Introduction to Computational Neuroscience (MW 02:55:PM-04:10:PM) | fall 2008 class
- BIONB 3300 - Introduction to Computational Neuroscience (MW 02:55:PM-04:10:PM) | fall 2008 class
- BME 3300 - Introduction to Computational Neuroscience (MW 02:55:PM-04:10:PM) | fall 2008 class
- BME 3300 - Introduction to Computational Neuroscience (MW 02:55:PM-04:10:PM) | fall 2008 class
- COGST 3300 - Introduction to Computational Neuroscience (MW 02:55:PM-04:10:PM) | fall 2008 class
- COGST 3300 - Introduction to Computational Neuroscience (MW 02:55:PM-04:10:PM) | fall 2008 class
- PSYCH 3300 - Introduction to Computational Neuroscience (MW 02:55:PM-04:10:PM) | fall 2008 class
- PSYCH 3300 - Introduction to Computational Neuroscience (MW 02:55:PM-04:10:PM) | fall 2008 class
service
event host
background
educational background
- Ph.D., Pierre and Marie Curie University, Paris, France, Applied Physics, 1993
- M.S., Technical University, Graz, Austria, Electrical Engineering, 1989
- B.A., Academy for Music, Graz, Austria, Classical Clarinet and Conducting, 1987
professional background
- Assistant Professor, Dept. of Neurobiology and Behavior, Cornell University, 2000-present
- Senior Research associate, Dept. of Psychology, Boston University & Lecturer, Dept. of Psychology, Harvard University, 1998-2000
- Research Associate, Dept. of Psychology, Harvard University, 1997-1998
featured in
- Eight receive Provost's Award for Distinguished Scholarship | Cornell Chronicle feature
publications
linked articles
- Computational modeling suggests that response properties rather than spatial position determine connectivity between olfactory glomeruli. | journal article
- Dopamine D-2 receptor activation modulates perceived odor intensity | journal article
- Enrichment to Odors improves olfactory discrimination in adult rats | journal article
Keywords: behavioral neuroscience, computational, computational neuroscience, learning and memory, olfaction