We are excited to have MD/PhD student Ariel Jacobi rotating in the lab. As an undergraduate, Ariel worked with David Lynch at UPenn examining the novel possibility of postsynaptic D-serine and its biosynthetic enzyme, serine racemase. She then spent a
First Gray Lab SfN poster!
Jon presents his poster “Postsynaptic serine racemase regulates NMDA receptors” at this year’s Society for Neuroscience (SfN) meeting in Washington, DC. His poster drew a good audience including multiple luminaries in the field (e.g. Jon Johnson, U Pitt, seen here).
Representing UC Davis Neuroscience @SfN17
Jon and Eden manning the UC Davis Neuroscience Graduate Program booth at Graduate School Fair at the 2017 Society for Neuroscience meeting in Washington, D.C.
John Gray awarded a Whitehall Foundation Grant
The Whitehall Foundation graciously funded our project proposal entitled “The Fundamental Role of NMDA Receptor Co-agonism” that will attempt to address two fundamental properties of the NMDA receptor: 1) why do NMDA receptors require two chemical signals, glutamate and glycine,
Eden receives T32 fellowship in the Pharmacology Training Program!
Congratulations Eden, looking forward to participating in the training program with you! http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/pharmacology/training_program.html
Congratulations Jon! Representing UC Davis in China
Congratulations to Jon Wong who was just selected to represent the UC Davis College of Biological Sciences at the International Student Workshop in Beijing, China in October! This is a collaborative program between UC Davis, the Nara Institute of Science and
Gray Lab at the March for Science!
UC Davis, The Center for Neuroscience, and the Gray lab were well represented at the March for Science in Sacramento.
Lindsay’s first synaptic recording!
Congrats to Lindsay for getting her first whole cell patch clamp AMPA receptor EPSC recording! Much faster than I did when I was learning e-phys, that’s for sure. And thanks to Eden and Jon for your great teaching!
Neuroscience Initiative to Enhance Diversity (NIED)
Thanks to Jon, Eden, and Lindsay for helping out with the NIED program today! http://neuroscience.ucdavis.edu/grad/outreach/
2017 Lab Photo
One of the rare moments everyone is in the lab at the same time! No, we didn’t plan to all wear flannel, and no, I don’t have an abnormally long left arm. L-to-R: Jon Wong, Sunny Zhang, Haley Martin, John