We’ve had a wonderful outreach session for 29 students from Yale Global Scholar program!
Sensory Physiology Labs at Yale
Collaborative projects between Slav Bagriantsev and Elena Gracheva Laboratories at Yale University
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Sarah gave a terrific talk at INP RIP seminar!
Sarah’s support team. Find Evan.
Great job, Sarah!
Yury Nikolaev is now a postdoc in Slav’s lab
Welcome, Yury!
We’ve had a wonderful week of lectures and experiments with students from Greater New Haven schools!
Now you can now watch lectures from this course on the sense of taste and smell on our SensoryPhysiologyClub channel.
We’ve launched Sensory Physiology Club in July of 2014. Since then, we’ve taught over 600 hundreds of kids!
Lydia is presenting her new story at the International Society for Neuroethology Meeting in Brisbane, Australia.
The photo is a little fuzzy, you see, but only because Australia is so far away…
The Award will support Lydia’s travel to the International Congress of Neuroethology in Australia!
Lydia’s award makes it two this year for our students. Congratulations!
Slav and Evan went to 2018 GRC Ion Channels meeting at Mt. Holoyoke College. Great science! Great fun!
Find Evan.
See our lab’s dispatch in Current Biology to a great paper by Harold Zakon’s group on fine-tuning of potassium channels in electric fish.
Gracheva EO, Bagriantsev SN. Communication: Potassium channels define the dialect. Curr Biol 2018, 28(13): R744-6.
Evan wins a Travel Award to attend the 2018 Ion channels GRC conference.
Congratulations!
Jordan Olivieri and Vanessa Zhang join our groups for the summer. Welcome!
Sarah Mohr (Yale INP) is now a PhD student in Elena’s lab.
Welcome, Sarah!
Wang wins a James Hudson Brown – Alexander B. Coxe postdoctoral fellowship. Congratulations, Wang!
On a bus to Neuroscience retreat! Lydia and Jenny.
The Gracheva lab +
Poster session: Jenny
Sarah
Jenny wins a 2nd prize for her poster!
Congratulations to Lydia, who won both the audience-favorite prize as well as the 2nd overall prize for the 3 minute thesis competition!
Scurrelz in da space!
UPD: a video of Lydia’s presentation is now available.
Our new paper on TMEM150C, Piezo1/2 and TREK-1 is out in Cell Reports!
Anderson EO, Schneider ER, Matson JD, Gracheva EO, Bagriantsev SN. TMEM150C / Tentonin3 is a regulator of mechano-gated ion channels. Cell Reports 2018, 23(3): 701-708.
77 kids from New Haven schools came to Yale today to hear about science at our Sensory Physiology Club!
Today’s topic was the sense of touch. Thanks to Viktor, Sarah, Evan and Jon for making it possible!
Eve receives a third year extension of her Beckman Postdoctoral Fellowship!
Congratulations, Eve!
Lydia’s review is out in Pflugers Archiv!
Hoffstaetter LJ, Bagriantsev SN, Gracheva EO. TRPs et al.: a molecular toolkit for thermosensory adaptations. Pflügers Archiv 2018, e-pub 02/27/2018.
Winter party!
Slav’s lab (find Evan)
Elena’s lab
The Sensory Physiology Labs at Yale!
More press coverage for our recent paper:
Elena and Slav gave an interview to German WDR radio on the latest paper from Elena’s lab.
Warum Winterschläfer nicht so schnell frieren
Our paper on TRPM8 in hibernating animals is published in Cell Reports and featured on the cover!
Matos-Cruz V, Schneider E, Mastrotto M, Merriman D, Bagriantsev S, Gracheva E. Molecular prerequisites for diminished cold sensitivity in ground squirrels and hamsters. Cell Reports 2017, 21(12): 3329-37.
Physiology 1st Annual Bake-off Championship!
Amidst the cakes (find Evan)
The winning cake!
And the winner is – Lydia!
This win adds to our collection of bake-off trophies (Marco won a CNNR bake-off in 2015)
Evan is getting one step closer to his PhD. Before the committee meeting:
and right after:
Our paper on Piezo2 and duckbill mechanosensitivity is featured on the cover of today’s issue of PNAS! Special thanks to Ryan Dunn for providing the photo.
A great commentary in PNAS by Ruhma Syeda on our latest paper on the sense of touch in duck neurons!
Our latest duck story was covered in Science News – a very nice takeaway by Roni Dengler:
Our new paper on Piezo2 and mechanosensitivity in duck trigeminal neurons is out in PNAS!
Schneider E*, Anderson E*, Mastrotto M, Matson J, Schulz V, Gallagher P, LaMotte R, Gracheva E, Bagriantsev S. Molecular basis of tactile specialization in the duck bill. PNAS 2017, 114(49): 13036-41. *co-authors
Watch a movie taken by Eve showing mechanoreceptive corpuscle density in the skin of the duck bill. Stunning!
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