Cellular neurophysiologists at @UNLV that ❤️ dendrites! Studying neural circuits in mouse models of neurological disorders. Tweets curated by lab members🔬
A belated congratulations to Brager Lab (@BragerLab) undergraduate researcher Priya Kale! Priya was recognized as a College of Natural Sciences (@TexasScience) graduate with distinction for her work on dendritic spines in Fragile X syndrome.
Congratulations to @BragerLab undergraduate research student Kim Pagtama for being named a Graduate with Distinction for 2020! Kim has been a valued and productive member of our lab for over 3 years and will receive her degree in Neuroscience this May.
Congratulations to @BragerLab undergrads Priya Kale and Soham Jadhav for presenting their work on using Golgi staining to look at dendritic spines in the adult hippocampus of Fragile X mice at the UT Undergraduate Research Forum.
Got official confirmation of our new grant from CDMRP (@CDMRP) to investigate voltage-gated ion channel function in Tuberous Sclerosis. Will be looking for students interested in learning cellular neurophysiology and neurodevelopmental disorders.
Had a meaningful day reminiscing about the life and legacy of Dr. Rick Gray @farmboyrick2. Seeing all the people whose lives Rick touched was so special. A neurophysiology scholarship has been established in his honor - https://t.co/YQ4jKRlJWv (Richard Gray Memorial Scholarship)
I wanted to share the sad news of the passing Dr. Rick Gray @farmboyrick2. He was a pillar in the neuroscience community and wonderful colleague to all. He was always generous with his time and knowledge; a more selfless person in science there was not. He will be dearly missed!
Check out our recent paper published in #JNeurosci looking at dendritic function and long-term plasticity in in Fragile X syndrome. Congratulations to Dr.Greg Ordemann (@gregorcyte) on the final paper from his dissertation. https://t.co/rA2VcGGVOP
Congratulations Dr. Ordemann! Greg Ordemann @gregorcyte successfully defended his dissertation and is the first INS student to graduate from the Brager Lab @BragerLab. So proud of all the work you did to get this far and looking forward to seeing all your future exciting work.
Congratulations to Brager Lab graduate student Lauren Hewitt @ScienceHew on getting her first paper "High and low expression of the hyperpolarization activated current (Ih) in mouse CA1 stratum oriens interneurons" accepted at Physiological Reports @PhysRep
Congratulations to Brager Lab @BragerLab member Lauren Hewitt @ScienceHew for winning a University Graduate Continuing Fellowship. A well deserved acknowledgment of academic and research success!
Check out our latest paper in @JNeurophysiol on regulation of K channels by FMRP. https://t.co/KUofYjFMsr It is always great when lab members move on but still help you get that last paper out. Thanks @KalmbachsCortex
Congratulations to Brager Lab @BragerLab graduate student Lauren Hewitt @ScienceHew for adapting virtual seminars in the time of COVID and delivering an exceptional INS dialogues talk!
Our paper looking at how dendrites and ion channels are impacted by the loss of FMRP in Fragile X syndrome was just published in #JNeurosci. Thanks to everyone on the project for their persistence and hard work. https://t.co/EmzFSPuD41
Congratulations to Sydney Fischer and Noor Rana on receiving an Undergraduate Research Fellowship from UT for their work in the lab on dendritic spine morphology in Fragile X syndrome.
Greg just gave a great talk to graduate student recruits illustrating why just because your initial hypothesis is incorrect, doesn't mean the project stops.