Liz Brunk’s Jupyter Notebooks Featured in CyVerse
Liz Brunk, Ph.D., was featured in an article on CyVerse for her ground breaking development of Jupyter notebooks to facilitate learning through 3D imaging and hands-on experience.
Liz Brunk, Ph.D., was featured in an article on CyVerse for her ground breaking development of Jupyter notebooks to facilitate learning through 3D imaging and hands-on experience.
Shelley Earp, MD, receives award honoring UNC systems faculty members who have “made the greatest contribution to the welfare of the human race.”
Dr. Samulski received the Sune Berström award for his pioneering work in gene therapy and adeno-associated virus vectors in the field of pharmacology and molecular virology.
Congratulations to Dr. Rubin on being recognized as an exceptional mentor! Janet Rubin, MD, is Vice Chair for Research in the Department of Medicine, the Sarah Graham Kenan Distinguished Professor of Medicine and Joint Professor of Pharmacology.
We’re absolutely thrilled to have these amazing budding scientists join our vibrant community! Let’s embark on this journey together! Updated 6/12 to include 3 more students who have joined Pharmacology!
The Scherrer Lab is driving the development of nonaddictive painkillers by identifying and regulating nerve cells that are responsible for the pain!
Dr. Roth’s lab is on the cutting edge of researching the interaction between brain cell receptors and compounds like LSD and psilocybin. Their findings have the potential to revolutionize the treatment of psychiatric disorders, potentially creating new forms of psychedelics that offer the therapeutic benefits without hallucinations or other side effects.
Dr. Goriounova successfully defended her thesis, “ELD607 is a novel, specific Orai1 inhibitor,” on May 10. Her PhD Advisor was Dr. Robert Tarran.
We are exhilarated to welcome Dr. Nii Addy from Yale University sharing insights on integrating neuroscience for societal inclusion at the 2023 annual Curtis Harper lecture honoring Dr. Harper, our department’s first African American tenured professor.
Dr. Bryan Roth was featured in Drug Discovery and Development for his lab’s research using non-hallucinatory psychoplastogens for treating mental health disorders and on WCNC Charlotte for his advocacy for its use in clinical settings.