PSYC 2233

Neuroethology

University of Pennsylvania · UGRD · Fall 2026

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In course, students will learn how neurobiologists study the relationship between neural circuitry and behavior. Behaviors such as bat echolocation, birdsong, insect olfaction, spatial navigation, eye movement and others will be used to explore fundamental principles of brain function that include brain oscillations, population codes, efference copy, sensorimotor maps and sleep replay. The course will also discuss the various methodologies that are used to address these questions. The reading material will be derived mostly from the primary literature.

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Class #pennsylvania_2-PSYC2233Fall 2026UGRD1 credits
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