Welcome @ardiliberto to the Mills Lab!! 🎉 She’ll be joining us as our new technician, helping with mouse behavioral and imaging experiments. Excited to have her on the team!
The Mills lab just bid a fond farewell to @NicholasPoll1!! Nic was a phenomenal member of our lab, and such an instrumental part of our calcium imaging efforts that we christened our electronics bench "Nic's Garage" (featuring the UCLA Miniscope @MiniscopeTeam)!
The Mills lab is hiring!! We are looking for a part-to-full time technician to assist with mouse behavioral and imaging experiments in our lab! https://t.co/5d7h1Ype6T
Check out https://t.co/8pW0pluZtA for more information about the posting and our research!
Congrats & welcome to Merrin Maughan @myboredomrelief, who was awarded a UROP to join us in the lab for Summer 2025! Merrin is already making great contributions to the lab, today presenting a journal club on @kaymtye circuit motifs in valence processing!
The Mills Lab is thrilled to welcome Chris Heyman, our first PhD student, to the team! Chris is a UCSD alum with an outstanding range of electrophysiology and behavior skills learned in the @laramrangel, @andrea_chiba, and Nitz labs. Excited to do great science!!
Delighted to announce that the Mills lab has received a Whitehall Foundation Research Grant!! We are very grateful for the support, and excited to do some great science! 🔥🔥🔥
Excited to announce that my Lab "Flexibility in circuits and behaviour" will open its doors next Monday @Sissaschool in Trieste, Italy!! https://t.co/iAJJvytk48 We will study the brain circuits that allow to adjust innate behaviours to context in various rodents. 1/4