New work in Neuron from Eroglu Lab
Neurobiology grad student Justin Savage is one of the team of authors on this latest work that includes contributions from first author and alum Katie Baldwin and PIs Ru-rong Ji and Cagla Eroglu.
Neurobiology bids farewell to retiring faculty member Miguel Nicolelis
Congratulations to Professor Miguel Nicolelis on his retirement from Duke University on June 30, 2021 and his transition to Prof
Juan Valdez-Lopez awarded Hartwell Fellowship
Congratulations to postdoctoral associate Juan Valdez-Lopez! Nominated by mentor and PI Jeremy Kay, Juan has been selected as Duke's Hartwell Fellow for 2021.
A New Day for People with Drug-Resistant Epilepsy
Neurosurgeon Derek Southwell, MD, PhD, has been at Duke only since 2019, but he has already expanded the options for epilepsy treatment in the state of North Carolina.
Learning Something Surprising About "SuperLearners"
The discovery of a signaling pathway in the brain that could make mice into ‘superlearners’ understandably touched off a lot of excitement a few years back.
New article in Nature from the Field Lab
Post doc and first author Suva Roy (pictured), research tech Emily Davis and grad student Na Young Jun (all from the
Jeremy Kay and team identify previously undetected form of CRB1
Unexpected Findings Could Lead to Future Gene Therapy for Patients Battling Retinal Degeneration
Rising star Eva Naumann receives Sloan Research Fellowship
Eva Naumann, PhD, Assistant Professor of Neurobiology, has been selected to receive a Sloan Research Fellowship from the Alfred
Three new neurobiology Ph.D.s for Fall 2020
The department is proud to announce the arrival of three new Ph.D.s in neurobiology this fall: S