We are very pleased to announce that we have two new team members joining the MSTP office!
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A journal article authored by Adewunmi Adelaja and Katherine Sheu was published in Cell Immunity. Their paper was also featured in a UCLA Newsroom press release this month. Congratulations to
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Parinaz Abiri, Internal Medicine at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center Xuchen Hu, Internal Medicine at UCLA Medical Center Matiar Jafari, Neurological Surgery at UCLA Medical Center Julian Landaw, Anesthesiology at Brigham
Read moreThe MSTP Class of 2021 The MSTP graduating Class of 2021 got together for lunch and a group photo with MSTP Leadership.
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We are proud to announce that Ariel Hart, has been selected to participate in one of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s leadership programs. These programs connect changemakers across the country—from
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UCLA once again sits atop the list of the nation’s public universities in U.S. News & World Report’s annual “Best Colleges,” which was published today. This is the fourth consecutive
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The MSTP 2020 Annual Research Conference will be held remotely on Friday, September 25, 2020. The Stanley G. Korenman Keynote Speakers for this conference will be Dr. Na Ji from UC
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The MSTP 2020 Annual Research Conference will be held remotely on Friday, September 25, 2020. The Stanley G. Korenman Keynote Speakers for this conference will be Dr. Na Ji from UC Berkeley and Dr. Rafael Yuste from Columbia Univ.
Na Ji
Na Ji is an Associate Professor in the Departments of Physics and Molecular & Cell Biology at UC Berkeley. Dr. Ji is renowned for her development of optical imaging technology and its application in neurobiology. In addition to serving as an associate professor in the Departments of Molecular & Cell Biology and Physics, she is a member of the Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute. Dr. Ji comes from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s (HHMI) Janelia Research Campus. She earned her PhD in chemistry at UC Berkeley. Dr. Ji has made major advances in sharpening microscopy images using adaptive optics for studying the activity of neural circuits. To learn more about Dr. Ji, please visit her website.
Rafael Yuste
Rafael Yuste is an HHMI Investigator, Professor of Biological Sciences and Neuroscience at Columbia University and Co-director of the Kavli Foundations Institute for Neural Circuitry. He obtained his M.D. at the Universidad Autonoma in Madrid. After a brief period in Brenners laboratory in Cambridge, he did his Ph.D work with Katz and Wiesel at Rockefeller University and postdoctoral research with Tank and Denk at Bell Labs. Dr. Yuste has pioneered the application of imaging techniques in neuroscience, such as calcium imaging of neuronal circuits, two-photon imaging, photostimulation using caged compounds and holographic spatial light modulation microscopy. These technical developments have resulted in several patents, two of which are commercially licensed. Yuste has obtained many awards for his work, including New York City Mayor’s and the Society for Neuroscience’s Young Investigator Awards. Finally, he is currently involved in launching the Brain Activity Map Project, a large-scale international project, sponsored by the Office of Science and Technology from the White House, that aims at measuring the activity from every neuron in a neural circuit. To learn more about Dr. Yuste, please visit his website.
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The Franklin C. McLean Award was established in 1968 in memory of the founder of National Medical Fellowships. Dr. McLean was an eminent physician who saw, well before others, that the lack
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Jason Chen, Neurosurgery at Brigham David DiTullio, Internal Medicine at NYU Ernest Lee, Dermatology at UCSF Jessica Reddy, Psychiatry at Hopkins Jaspreet Sandhu, Internal Medicine at Mass Gen Brian Young, Internal Medicine
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