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Philip Washbourne 1991 German/French High School, Freiburg, Germany 91-95 B. Sc. Biochemistry, Imperial College, London 95-99 Ph.D. Molecular Cellular Neurobiology, University of Padova, Italy 99-00 Postdoc, Prof. M. C. Wilson, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 00-04 Postdoc, Dr. A.K. McAllister, University of California at Davis, CA 04- Assistant Professor, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR |
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Keith Beadle Lab Tech |
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Thomas Pietri 93-95 Technician degree in biomedical science 95-97 B.S. in Genetics (University of Paris VII) 97-03 Ph.D in Developmental Biology (University of Paris VII) - integrin and neural crest cells 05- Postdoctoral fellow (University of Oregon) - Synaptogenesis and neurodevelopmental diseases |
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Jennifer Hoy, Ph.D candidate, University of Oregon 99-03 BS.c Molecular and Cellular Biology, University of Arizona. Research interests: Molecular, cellular and behavioral neuroscience. Genetics. |
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Courtney Easley 00-05 BS.c Molecular and Cellular Biology, University of Washington 00-05 BA Psychology, University of Washington As a graduate student in the Washbourne lab my research focuses on the role of the SynCAM family of molecules in synapse formation. My overall research interests include neurological diseases, specifically neurodegenerative diseases. When I’m not in hiding in the lab I enjoy photography, camping and wine tasting. |
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Jimmy Giang |
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John Constable 97-01 B.Sc Biomedical Sciences, University of Aberdeen, UK 02-05 Ph.D Physiology, University of Liverpool, UK 05- Postdoc, Dr P.E.Washbourne, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR |
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Danielle Leavitt I'm an undergraduate sophomore from Hillsboro, Oregon. I'm almost finished my major in Biology and plan to go to graduate school . I take really pretty pictures of glowing antibody-stained dead baby fish on a $200,000 microscope. Beat that. |
