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| The Vanderbilt Vision Research Center (VVRC) promotes research and training on a wide range of problems in vision science including: • Visually guided behavior and cognition • Neural processes underlying visually guided behavior • Comparative anatomy and physiology of visual systems • Development and plasticity of the visual systems • Molecular mechanisms in the eye • Diagnosis and treatment of vision disorders • Machine vision Funding for the center's activities comes from the National Eye Institute. A Core Grant supports six service modules to enhance eye & vision research. A Training Grant (T32-EYO7135, P30-EY008126) provides funds for predoctoral and postdoctoral training in eye and vision science. The VVRC provides a focus of activity and interaction that facilitates collaborations among investigators. For more information about the Vanderbilt Vision Research Center contact us at:
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