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Congratulations to Daniel Witvliet for his second place win for “Reconstructing the Minds of a Worm” in the 2020 Show Us Your Brain Contest. See the video at the NIH BRAIN Initiative website.
For all the winners, click here
06/23/2020
Many congratulations! Daniel Witvliet successfully defended his PhD in June. He's now a PDF at Harvard. And well done on the hard work to Mona Wong - she has transferred from the MSc program to a PhD.
06/19/2020
Congratulations are in order! Yangning Lu successfully defended his PhD in February and has moved on to a postdoctoral fellowship at MIT.
03/22/2020
We are excited to welcome three new graduate students: Hongruo Zhang, William Li, and Julian Moran.
12/22/2020
Welcome to Tosif, our new Postdoctoral Fellow, from Okinawa! He is handling the cold shock alright
11/12/2019
Congratulations to Daniel and Lisa for becoming parents! Welcome, baby Andrew Zhao Witvliet!
10/07/2019
With David Miller: C. elegans dendritic spines, eLife
10/03/2019
With Penney Gilbert: A 3D human NMJ model, eLife
05/12/2019
With Shangbang Gao: An upconversion nanoparticle enables near infrared-optogenetic stimulation, ACS Nano.
02/17/2019
Welcome to our new graduate student, Mona Wong!
01/27/2019
Congratulations to Min for completing his MSc study
12/10/2018
With Christian Stigloher and Philip Kollmannsberger: An automated vesicle clustering algorithm, PLoS One
10/10/2018
Congratulations! Ben, Daniel, and our collaborators. Our EM method paper on the C. elegans connectomics is online. The first paper from this long and hard journey is finally out
10/01/2018
With Quan Wen and Shangbang Gao: A review on the C. elegans motor circuit, is online at the Royal Philosophical Transactions B.
08/13/2018
Congratulations to our collaborator, the Wen lab. Their study of the forward motor circuit oscillator is accepted for publication by the PNAS. Glad to be part of this nice work
04/23/2018
A rare genetic disorder JBS is likely a glutamate homeostasis metabolic disorder
Congratulations to Jyothsna, Ria, Wesley, Renee, and our collaborators the Calarco and Dennis labs. Our finding that a rare genetic disorder JBS is likely a glutamate homeostasis metabolic disorder, via worm behaviors is accepted for publication at the PLoS Genetics
03/08/2018
Excitatory motor neurons are the C. elegans oscillators, eLife
Congratulations to Shangbang, Asuka, Jun, and our collaborators - the Jin, Alkema and Fang-Yen labs - for decoding oscillators of the C. elegans motor circuit
01/10/2018