Alex participated in NINDS forum nonprofits to discuss ways to motivate the next generation of researchers

July 27, 2019September 19, 2019 by wpadmin Comment Closed

Alex was talking at the 13th NINDS nonprofit forum “Progress through Partnership”

Panelist Dr. Alex Shcheglovitov, an assistant professor in the department of neurobiology and anatomy at the University of Utah, discusses ways to motivate the next generation of researchers. PHOTO: MARLEEN VAN DEN NESTE (from https://nihrecord.nih.gov)

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U of Utah Department of Neurobiology @UUNeurobiology·

9 Mar

We are pleased to announce the speakers for the 2021 Rising Stars in Neuroscience Symposium! We cannot wait to hear about the exciting work from @JDgarc4 @margo_herre @margo_herre @ella_kasanga @josie_mcgowan @pablo_neuro @NaturallyNeuro @gabbylcarrillo. What a fantastic group!

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12 Feb

paper celebration during COVID time ✌️@SimoneChiola @KLNapan Guang Yang and @NicoEdgarDB1

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12 Feb

Celebrating International #WomenInScienceDay, we would like to highlight our fearless, tireless, and incredibly organized Dr. Kandy Napan! She manages 2 kids, the lab, and technically challenging experiments with human neurons and organoids to help other kids with rare disorders!

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Alex Shcheglovitov @AlexShcheglovit·

11 Feb

Our new paper is out! Besides synaptic and dendritic deficits caused by SHANK3 hemizygosity, it describes a high-throughput in-vitro synaptic assay and new platform for studying autism associated connectivity deficits using human neurons transplanted in the mouse cortex. https://twitter.com/shcheglovitov/status/1358983415974875139

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9 Feb

Check out our new paper in Mol Psychiatry (https://rdcu.be/ceXyO)! SHANK3 hemizygosity disrupts AMPA synapses and neuronal morphology in human neurons transplanted in the mouse brain. Huge kudos to @SimoneChiola, @KandyNapan, @yueqiw! #SHANK3, #22q13, #autism, #synapses, #iPSC

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