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E-mail:
jane@neurophys.wisc.edu
Phone : (608)-262-0717
Fax : (608)-265-3500
What I do
I am an academic staff member at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
I work in the Department of Physiology, doing computer programming
and a variety of computer support work, mainly related to the research
going on in the department. A large part of that research involves the
study of hearing, which means that computers are needed to generate
sound stimuli and also to collect and display neural response data in
electrophysiology setups.
I write programs and device drivers to accomplish these types of tasks,
as well as programs used in behavioral experiments. Much of this is
done on VAX computers running the VMS operating system, with specialized
peripherals for stimulus generation and event timing. I am also
programming stimulus systems running under Windows NT and Windows 2000,
including work with TDT hardware. Most of my work is written in C, with
some programs in VAX Macro language, and an occasional routine in Fortran.
I also have done some work on Web pages for the Department of
Neurophysiology.
My Background
I went to school at the U of I in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois,
and received
a B.S and M.S. in Physics there. I then spent a few years in Geneva,
Switzerland, where I studied French Language and Civilization at the
University of Geneva, and then did computer work at CERN. I then
worked at Rockefeller University in New York City, doing more computer
work in Biochemistry and in Neurobiology.
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