After a long hiatus, we’re back to in-person Student Research Talks, and Sarah kicked it off with a great story on hibernation! In vivo!
Srsly, IN VIVO!!!
Sensory Physiology Labs at Yale
Collaborative projects between Slav Bagriantsev and Elena Gracheva Laboratories at Yale University
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The Bagriantsev and Gracheva Labs at Yale were launched on this day 10 years ago. And so was this website.
Maddy successfully passes yet another committee meeting! It’s the first one in-person! Good-ol times are back!
A nice report covering Rafael’s recent paper is published in J Exp Biol:
Ground squirrels hibernate through puberty by Brittney G. Borowiec
Congratulations!
Maddy, Rafael and Elena presented their work at GRC Hypothalamus in Venura, Ca!
Elena’s talk
Maddy’s poster
Rafael’s poster
Morning run before the show!
Join our labs, do great science, go great places!
Neuroethology is one of the greatest venue to go to and present Slav & Elena labs’ work! This year in Lisbon!
Sarah’s poster
Slav’s talk
Elena’s talk
Lisbon ducks
Join our labs to do great science and go great places!
We just finished two incredible weeks of outreach! Two groups of New Haven school students came to Slav and Elena Labs’ own Sensory Physiology Club to learn how we smell, taste, hear, touch and see.
Jiawen Zhang joins Elena’s laboratory! Welcome!
Joanna gives her first (and great) talk at INP research-in-progress seminar. Congrats!
Sam joins Slav’s lab for a summer project. Welcome!
Rafael’s review is published in Current Biology!
Dai Pra R, Bagriantsev SN, Gracheva EO. Quick guide: Ground squirrels. Curr Biol 2022, 32,R589-683.
Our recent review on the sense of touch is on the cover of the latest issue of Current Opinion in Neurobiology!
Luke pulls out the last stop towards his PhD – thesis prospectus defended! Congratulations!
Another great talk by Rebecca, this time at Physiology Research-In-Progress Seminar!
Congratulations to Rafael on passing his thesis prospectus. One step closer to PhD!
Rebecca nailed her talk at the INP RIP seminar!
After a two year hiatus, an in-person annual retreat is back to Physiology Department!
Retreat logo designed by Ke:
Ke is giving a talk on the sense of touch in Elephant Nose Fish:
Maddy’s talking about molecular mechanisms of thirst suppression during hibernation:
Winners of the poster competition (L to R): Luke, Qian (Chang lab), Rafael, Ke and Elena (didn’t win anything):
A grand prize (final Quiz) winner – Maryann!
Rafael and Yury gave spectacular talks at a Physiology Research-In-Progress Seminar!
Joanna Haoran Cao, a PhD student from the Neuroscience track, joins Elena’s lab. Welcome!
Rebecca successfully defends her thesis prospectus (in an in-person meeting!). Congratulations!!
Our review on mechanosensitivity from the perspective of tactile specialist birds is out in Current Opinion in Neurobiology!
Ziolkowski LH, Gracheva EO, Bagriantsev SN. Tactile sensation in birds: Physiological insights from avian mechanoreceptors. Curr Opin Neurobiol 2022, 74: 102548.
Ke gave a superb talk at INP Research-In-Progress seminar!
Elena gave an interview on hibernation to KCBS!
LINK
Our Current Biology paper is now supplemented with a video Abstract featuring all the authors!
An article in Pesquisa features Rafael’s interview on his recent paper in Current Biology!
An article in Knowable MAGAZINE publishes an interview with Elena and features Sarah’s review on hibernation!
Congratulations to Maryann on receiving a postdoctoral fellowship from Kavli Institute for Neuroscience!
Maddy gave a spectacular talk at Physiology RIP seminar!
Rafael gave a great talk on his recent study at a Neuroscience Seminar!
A great talk on mechanosensation by Luke at INP RIP seminar!
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