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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We study the cellular and molecular basis of human neurodevelopmental disorders #autism #epilepsy using #stemcells #organoids #scRNAseq #ephys @UUNeurobiology🧠

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Excited to share our latest research, spearheaded by incredible @yueqiw @UUNeurobiology @UtahNeuroscie, on human #stemcells derived telencephalic #brain #organoids and #autism gene SHANK3 published with @SpringerNature in @NatureComms today! Read here: https://rdcu.be/cW1hV

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8 Sep

Kudos to @AlexShcheglovit (with his lab) on his Faculty Promotion seminar today!

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10 May

1/4 Check out our preprint on pediatric #BipolarDisorder (PBD): https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.05.06.22274499v1 We recruited a family with PBD and characterized brain connectivity using resting state fMRI and cellular and molecular phenotypes using #iPSC derived neurons and #organoids

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Miki Ebisuya @ebisuyamiki ·

28 Apr

New paper from the lab!
We developed a novel human organoid that periodically forms somite-like structures. The spheroid of human iPS cells elongates and starts forming pairs of somites according to the segmentation clock.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-29967-1
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26 Apr

We are so proud of announce our new doctor today - Dr. Guang Yang! His defense presentation and answers to questions were excellent! Congratulations Dr. Yang!! 👏👏👏@UUNeurobiology @UtahNeurosci @UofUMDPhD

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