A lovely Christmas tree from YSM Historical Library.
Sensory Physiology Labs at Yale
Collaborative projects between Slav Bagriantsev and Elena Gracheva Laboratories at Yale University
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Rafael gave his first talk at a Physiology RIP seminar. Excellent job!
Sarah’s giving a talk!
Yury’s singing a song giving a talk too.
Maddy is postering.
Tom’s first poster!
Viktor and Jean-Ju
Rafael
Poster contest winners: Georgia (Caplan lab), Vitor and Tom. Congrats!
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A great dispatch by Sandy Martin on our recent study:
Sandra L. Martin “Water Balance: Abstaining from Obtaining while Retaining” Current Biology 29(19), PR925-7.
A nice news coverage of our recent publication in Current Biology by Eva Frederick in Science:
Here’s how hibernating squirrels live for months without water
An excellent talk by Jenny on her recent paper at Physiology RIP seminar!
Ed Young, a prominent science journalist and author, visited the labs today. It was great chatting with you, Ed – thanks for your interest! We look forward to reading your new books and articles!
Our study on the mechanism of survival without water is on the cover of today’s Current Biology!
Video abstract
Delegates from Elena’s team went to the annual meeting of the Smith Family Foundation. Thank you for supporting basic research!
Sarah, Jenny, Maddy, Elena.
Our new paper of how hibernating squirrels manage to not drink for months is out in Current Biology!
Feng NY, Junkins MS, Merriman DK, Bagriantsev SN, Gracheva EO. Osmolyte depletion and thirst suppression allow hibernators to survive for months without water. Curr Biol 2019, e-pub 09/05/19.
Bittersweet news – Wang and (find) Evan are moving on, leaving behind them a huge legacy in the lab! Good luck!
Sarah and Jenny at the Neuroday posters!
A new study from our lab on how cold affects mechanoreceptor function is out in PNAS!
Zheng W, Nikolaev TA, Gracheva EO, Bagriantsev SN. Piezo2 integrates mechanical and thermal cues in vertebrate mechanoreceptors. PNAS 2019, 116(35): 17547-17555.
Art can be inspiring, motivational and more. Maddy and Sarah draw their everyday inspiration and motivation in part from Squirrel Triptych – an original art by Oleg Grachov, now displayed in Elena’s lab.
Evan has successfully defended his PhD thesis!
Find Evan.
Congratulations, Dr. Anderson!
We’ve had a wonderful week with New Haven school students!
Yury tried some miracle fruit. Now he can’t have enough of them lemons!
Sensory Physiology Club teaches you how to eat lemons and more!
Evan had a pre-defense committee meeting today. Here is Evan before the seminar…
…and right after:
No difference! This is progress. This is a PASS!
Elena receives a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). Congratulations!
UPD 7/25/19. Awards ceremony, Constitution Hall, D.C.:
Nicole Tang starts a summer project in Elena’s lab. Welcome!
Maddy gave an excellent seminar at INP Research-In-Progress. Great job! 
Maya Lewis-Hayre joins Slav’s lab for a summer project. Welcome!
Viktor wins a talk prize at the Yale Postdoctoral Symposium. Congratulations!
Slav and Elena finished editing a Special Issue of Neuroscience Letters on thermoregulation. The issue features a great collection of reviews from experts in the field.
Editorial:
Gracheva EO, Bagriantsev SN. Neural mechanisms of thermoregulation. Neurosci Letters 2019, Jun 3;707:134318.
Tom McCabe is now a Postgraduate trainee in Slav’s lab.
Welcome, Tom!
Congratulations, Dr. Hoffstaetter!
Jenny has received a New Investigator Award from the Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology!
Congrats, Jenny!
Maddy Junkins (Yale INP) joins Elena’s lab!
Welcome, Maddy!
A great talk by Wang on gating of Piezo channels!
To get to the lab, Sarah and Maddy don’t just walk, ride or cycle. They canoe!
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