Dr. Jane Witten is working as the Associate Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI. he has completed his Postdoc in Dev. Neuroscience in the University of Arizona and University of Washington, Postdoct in Neuroscience from the University of Geneva, PhD in Pharm. & Physiol. Science in the University of Chicago and BA in Bio-Psychology in the Wesleyan University. He honoured with NIH/ NINDS: R15 NS34117-01S1 "Functional significance of neuropeptide plasticity, Graduate School Research Committee Award, Steroid hormonal regulation of neuropeptide expression in motoneurons and UWM Faculty and Staff Development Program Award Global hypermedia in the undergraduate neuroscience classroom. Jane serving as Review editorin the journal of Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience.

Dr. Jane Witten focused upon the cellular and molecular mechanisms that produce this flexibility or plasticity, steroid hormones, neuropeptides, and potassium ion channels interact, nervous system development, flexibility and function, physiological, biochemical, immunochemical, and molecular techniques, neurological and neuromuscular diseases.