Luke nailed his talk at Physiology Research-In-Progress Seminar!
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Collaborative projects between Slav Bagriantsev and Elena Gracheva Laboratories at Yale University
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A great talk by Viktor at Physiology RIP seminar series!
Yury gave a fantastic talk at the Neuro RIP seminar!
Maddy nailed her INP RIP talk!!
Sarah’s spectacular Research-In-Progress zoom talk at INP. Great job!
Luke passed his qualifying exams! Congratulations!
Viktor gave a winning talk at Yale PostDoc Symposium! Second year in a row!. Congratulations!
Maddy took her qualifying exams by Zoom today.
Tension is building…
After reshuffling the images, some hope is on the way..
And it worked: quals passed!
Congratulations, Maddy!
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), Viktor and Tom. Congrats!
Yale Physiology Department, v2019
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!
Maddy gave an excellent seminar at INP Research-In-Progress. Great job! 
Viktor wins a talk prize at the Yale Postdoctoral Symposium. Congratulations!
A great talk by Wang on gating of Piezo channels!
A wonderful talk by Sarah at the INP RIP seminar!
Jenny gave a terrific talk at Neuroscience RIP seminar!
Evan right before the seminar (writing down last minute ideas)
dring the seminar (showing the location of trigeminal ganglia)
and right after!
Great seminar! Finding Evan has never been easier!
Department of Physiology. Find Evan!
Lydia
Evan
Jenny
Jenny wins the 1st poster prize. Evan wins the 2nd (with Jack and Valeria)!!! Elena is awarding the prizes.
Sarah, Lydia, Yury, Viktor
Jenny, Marco, Sarah, Lydia
Erdem, Susumu, Slav (Find Evan)
Lydia (on the right) and Vince
Yury and Alberto
Organized by Slav and Elena!
Sarah gave a terrific talk at INP RIP seminar!
Sarah’s support team. Find Evan.
Great job, Sarah!
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…
Michael Caplan’s intro
Slav’s talk
Evan, Marco, Giorgia
Biff, Larry, Elena – the red team
Eve
Lydia
Viktor, Wang
Eve won the Grand Prix of the retreat – a facsimile of The Voynich Manuscript!
Yale Physiology Department (find Evan)
Organized by Slav and Elena labs!
Slav and Eve went on to a scientific tour in Europe. First stop – London.
London!
London Zoo!
Eve’s talk
Next Stop – Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Starnberg
Looking for Lorenz’s geese
A fully automated research facility – everything is done by robots!
Slav’s talk
Thank you, Hannah Rowland and Maude Baldwin for inviting us!
Evan gave a great RIP talk in Physiology! (You dont’ know yet who’s on the photo, there is a cryptic puzzle game below).
Cryptic puzzle: Find Evan!
(A hint: this is Evan):
You may have noticed a rare recursive illusion: Evan is eating a pizza while watching Evan giving a seminar. Only in Slav and Elena’s labs!
Slav went to Japan to do some important things:
He sang a song
and met a duck
a very special duck!
This time it’s a R.I.P. seminar of the INP program.
Sasha is guarding the pizza.
Jenny gave talk at Yale Neuroscience R.I.P. seminar, after just a couple of months in Elena’s lab.
Great job, Jenny!
Annual departmental retreat on Yale West Campus! Organized by Slav and Elena.
Retreat Logo.
Lydia and Jon.
Posters! Evan and Biff Forbush.
Lydia.
Willem (won the Best Poster Award!) and Joe Santos-Sacchi.
Guiseppe (Nancy Carrasco lab) and Marco.
Vanessa and Elena.
Viktor and Jean-Ju Chung.
Elena’s talk.
Slav and Larry Cohen.
As per rules of the Labs, lab members must be properly fed…
…and hydrated.
Find Evan.
Slav and Willem went to the Gordon Research Seminar and Conference on ion channels at Mt. Holyoke college.
Serious people came to present some serious science. Willem’s talk was voted best at the Seminar and he had to present it again during the last day of the Conference.
A very New England treat.
Many thanks to Emily Liman and Chris Ahern for organizing the meeting!
Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole
Library
Elena’s talk
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