Is this the right lab for you?
First, ask yourself, "Why do I want to do research?" Next, ask yourself, "How much time do I have to devote to lab work?"
We are looking for motivated students that are invested in Neuroscience research. Typically, students that can devote 4-8 hour blocks of time to the lab are able to make significant contributions to our research program. To find out more about our projects check out our Research and Publications pages.
We are looking for motivated students that are invested in Neuroscience research. Typically, students that can devote 4-8 hour blocks of time to the lab are able to make significant contributions to our research program. To find out more about our projects check out our Research and Publications pages.
Current Undergraduates
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Emmanuel Kambouroglos (Senior)
Project: Characterization of VIP expressing interneurons in piriform cortex
My current research interests are focused on understanding and capturing the full neural blueprint of sensory processing from its basics neural origins to cortical representation, particularly in response to olfactory stimulation. I intend to apply my research experience and knowledge as I pursue a path into the medical field, with the inspiration to become a surgeon. |
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Samuel Mehan (Senior)
Project: Role of learning in odor representations
stay tuned.... |
Previous Undergraduates
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Paul Schick (Senior)
I want to investigate cortical information processing and what makes human intelligence unique. In the future I want to work in development of cognitive enhancing therapies for individuals and patients suffering from cognitive decline. After working in research for some period of time, I will take my expertise into the field of artificial intelligence.
Nathan Vogler (Senior)
Project: Electrophysiological investigation of inhibition onto excitatory neurons in APC
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Zack Doyle (Senior) Project: Neurolucida tracing of neurons in the olfactory bulb and piriform cortex
Thomas Diehl (Junior, Senior) Project: Inhibitory interneuron distributions in piriform cortex
Awarded Brackenridge Research Fellowship
Currently in NIH internship program
Elisabeta Blandin (Junior, Senior)
Alexis Gray (Junior)
David Fear (Junior)
Zachary Gillis (Junior)