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Harvard Program in Neuroscience 2017/2018 Student Directory Harvard Program in Neuroscience 2017/2018 PiN students, alumni and faculty at the 50th Anniversary celebration of the Department of Neurobiology Student Directory Revised August 2017 Students—by entering classes 2017 Peter Angeli Michael Gulledge Matthew McGill Eden Sayed Melanie Basnak Allie Hexley John Mikhael Haozhe Shan Yurika Doi Anna Jaffe Genelle Rankin Slater Sharp Michaela Ennis Mehak Khan Jasmine Reggiani Edward Stronge Elaine Fisher Trevor Krolak Christopher Reid Hannah Zucker 2016 Isle Bastille Winthrop Gillis Jenny Lu Momchil Tomov Celia Beron Rich Hakim Jasper Maniates-Selvin Shih-Yi Tseng David Brann Seul Ah Kim Julia Nguyen Eric Vaughn Salvador Brito Hyo Lee Tomás Osorno Ferro Keiko Weir Delara Chizari Suk Joon Lee Jenkang Tao Alex Zhang Daniel Gilliam 2015 Jim Bohnslav Xiaomeng Han Emma Krause Rebecca Senft Senan Ebrahim Lingfeng Hou Jae Eon Lee Clara Starkweather Alexander Greben Narendra Joshi Kelly McGuire Aniqa Tasnim Allison Hamilos Lauren Kershberg Alexandra Moore Nivanthika Wimalasena 2014 Asa Barth-Maron Krissy Lyon Aurel Nagy He Yang Matthew Baum Michael Marquis Paola Patella Lynn Yap Cesar Echavarria Eric Mulhall Noah Pettit Qiyu Zhang Kelly Girskis Siva Nagappan Chettiar Rachel Rodin 2013 Alex Batchelor Chong Guo Angela Kim Josef Turecek Michael Bukwich James Harris Elizabeth Lamkin Shan Shan Wang Chester Chia Stephen Holtz Dean Lee Stephen Zhang Brian Chow Kee Wui Huang Sasha Rayshubskiy Nicholas DeStefino Minsuk Hyun Ivan Santiago Michelle Frank Rob Johnson Bryan Song Greg Guitchounts Jessleen Kanwal Stephen Thornquist 2012 Ben Andreone Richard Held Hannah Somhegyi Christina Welsh Greg Bryman Gil Mandelbaum Chris Tzeng Andrea Yung Selmaan Chettih Matthias Minderer Tara Raam Ershela Durresi Rohan Ramesh Hugo Vega-Ramirez 2011 Masha Bloom Elliott Milner Candice Yip Students—by lab Andermann Lab Fishell Lab Lee Lab Uchida Lab Rohan Ramesh (G6) Elaine Fisher (G1) Hannah Somhegyi (G6) Mike Bukwich (G5) Kelly McGuire (G3) Jasper Maniates-Selvin (G2) Clara Starkweather (G3) Gershman Lab Anthony Lab Momchil Tomov (G2) Liberles Lab Umemori Lab Sal Brito (G2) Narendra Joshi (G3) Siva Nagappan Chettiar (G4) Ginty Lab Arlotta Lab Walsh Lab Qiyu Zhang (G4) Lowell Lab James Harris (G5) Kelly Girskis (G4) Aniqa Tasnim (G3) Angela Kim (G5) Dean Lee (G5) Rachel Rodin (G4) Ken Tao (G2) Goodrich Lab Assad Lab Wilson Lab Andrea Yung (G6) Pecot Lab Allison Hamilos (G3) Alexandra Batchelor (G5) Chester Chia (G5) Ivan Santiago (G5) Lingfeng Hou (G3) Stephen Holtz (G5) Michelle Frank (G5) Sasha Rayshubskiy (G5) Keiko Weir (G2) Regehr Lab Cash Lab Asa Barth-Maron (G4) Chong Guo (G5) Michael Marquis (G4) Senan Ebrahim (G3) Gray Lab Josef Turecek (G5) Paola Patella (G4) Nick DeStefino (G5) Tomás Osorno (G2) Alexandra Moore (G3) Corey Lab Jenny Lu (G2) Eric Mulhall (G4) Greenberg Lab Ressler Lab Chris Tzeng (G6) Mona Han (G2) Woolf Lab Cox Lab Aurel Nagy (G5) Nivanthika Wimalasena (G3) Greg Guitchounts (G5) Lynn Yap (G5) Rogulja Lab Cesar Echavarria (G4) Alexander Greben (G4) Bryan Song (G5) Young-Pearse Lab Daniel Gilliam (G2) Stephen Zhang (G5) Hyo Lee (G2) Crickmore Lab Stephen Thornquist (G5) Gu Lab Sabatini Lab Ben Andreone (G6) Gil Mandelbaum (G6) Datta Lab Brian Chow (G5) Kee Sui Huang (G5) Masha Bloom (G7) Isle Bastille (G2) Minsuk Hyun (G5) Winthrop Gillis (G2) Jay Lee (G3) Harvey Lab Celia Beron (G2) Do Lab Selmaan Chettih (G6) Rich Hakim (G2) Elliott Milner (G7) Matthias Minderer (G6) Seul Ah Kim (G2) Greg Bryman (G6) Noah Pettit (G5) Suk Joon Lee (G2) Jim Bohnslav (G3) Drugowitsch Lab Shih-Yi Tseng (G2) Sahay Lab Emma Krause (G3) Tara Raam (G6) Heiman Lab Hugo Vega-Ramirez (G6) Dulac Lab Candice Yip (G7) Eric Vaughn (G2) Elizabeth Lamkin (G5) Samuel Lab Jessleen Kanwal (G5) Dymecki Lab Kaeser Lab Krissy Lyon (G4) Richard Held (G6) Stevens Lab Rebecca Senft (G3) Shan Shan Wang (G5) Christina Welsh (G6) Lauren Kershberg (G3) Matt Baum (G4) Engert Lab Rob Johnson (G5) Kunes Lab He Yang (G4) Ben Andreone Peter Angeli Asa Barth-Maron University of Maryland—College Park Johns Hopkins University Lehigh University Entered 2012 Entered 2017 Entered 2014 The Gu Lab peter_angeli [at] g.harvard.edu The Wilson Lab bandreone [at] fas.harvard.edu asabarthmaron [at] g.harvard.edu Melanie Basnak Isle Bastille Alexandra Batchelor Universidad de Buenos Aires Cornell University Cambridge University Entered 2017 Entered 2016 Entered 2013 melaniebasnak [at] g.harvard.edu The Gu Lab The Wilson Lab Ibastille [at] g.harvard.edu abatchelor [at] fas.harvard.edu Matthew Baum Celia Beron Masha Bloom Yale University/HMS University of Texas Barnard College Entered 2014 Entered 2016 Entered 2011 The Stevens Lab The Sabatini Lab The Datta Lab matthew_baum [at] hms.harvard.edu celia_beron [at] g.harvard.edu mbloom [at] fas.harvard.edu James Bohnslav David Brann Salvador Brito Harvard College Columbia University California Lutheran University Entered 2015 Entered 2016 Entered 2016 The Harvey Lab david_brann [at] g.harvard.edu The Anthony Lab jbohnslav [at] gmail.com salvador_brito [at] g.harvard.edu Greg Bryman Michael Bukwich Selmaan Chettih University of Rochester New York University Swarthmore College Entered 2012 Entered 2013 Entered 2012 The Do Lab The Uchida Lab The Harvey Lab gbryman [at] fas.harvard.edu mbukwich [at] fas.harvard.edu chettih [at] fas.harvard.edu Chester Chia Brian Chow Delara Chizari Rutgers University University of California, San Diego University of California, Berkeley Entered 2013 Entered 2013 Entered 2016 The Goodrich Lab The Gu Lab mdchizari [at] g.harvard.edu chesterchia [at] fas.harvard.edu bchow [at] fas.harvard.edu Nicholas DeStefino Yurika Doi Senan Ebrahim University of Pittsburgh/HMS University of Tokyo Harvard College/HMS Entered 2013 Entered 2017 Entered 2015 The Gray Lab yurikadoi [at] g.harvard.edu The Cash Lab nicholas_destefino [at] hms.harvard.edu senan_ebrahim [at] hms.harvard.edu Cesar Echavarria Michaela Ennis Elaine Fisher Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Stanford University Entered 2014 Entered 2017 Entered 2017 The Cox Lab mennis [at] g.harvard.edu The Fishell Lab cechavarria [at] g.harvard.edu elainefisher [at] g.harvard.edu Michelle Frank Daniel Gilliam Winthrop Gillis St. Olaf College University of Alabama Boston University Entered 2013 Entered 2016 Entered 2016 The Goodrich Lab The Greenberg Lab The Datta Lab michellefrank [at] fas.harvard.edu dgilliam [at] g.harvard.edu wgillis [at] g.harvard.edu Kelly Girskis Alexander Greben Grigori Guitchounts University of Southern California McGill University Boston University Entered 2014 Entered 2015 Entered 2013 The Walsh Lab The Greenberg Lab The Cox Lab girskis [at] g.harvard.edu greben [at] g.harvard.edu guitchounts [at] fas.harvard.edu Michael Gulledge Chong Guo Richard Hakim University of Pennsylvania Cornell University University of California, Berkeley Entered 2017 Entered 2013 Entered 2016 mgulledge [at] g.harvard.edu The Regehr Lab The Sabatini Lab chongguo.hms [at] gmail.com rhakim [at] g.harvard.edu Allison Hamilos Xiaomeng (Mona) Han James Harris MIT/HMS Tsinghua University Bowdoin College/HMS Entered 2015 Entered 2015 Entered 2013 The Assad Lab The Ressler Lab The Arlotta Lab ahamilos [at] g.harvard.edu xiaomenghan [at] g.harvard.edu james_harris [at] hms.harvard.edu Richard Held Allie Hexley Stephen Holtz Tulane University Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Virginia Entered 2012 Entered 2017 Entered 2013 The Kaeser Lab alliehexley [at] g.harvard.edu The Wilson Lab rheld [at] fas.harvard.edu holtz [at] fas.harvard.edu Lingfeng Hou Kee Wui Huang Minsuk Hyun Tsinghua University Stanford University Stanford University Entered 2015 Entered 2013 Entered 2013 The Assad Lab The Sabatini Lab The Sabatini Lab lingfenghou [at] g.harvard.edu keewuihuang [at] fas.harvard.edu minsukhyun [at] fas.harvard.edu Anna Jaffe Robert Johnson Narendra Joshi Stanford University Washington University Amherst College Entered 2017 Entered 2013 Entered 2015 annajaffe [at] g.harvard.edu The Engert Lab The Liberles Lab robertevanjohnson [at] njoshi [at] g.harvard.edu fas.harvard.edu Jessleen Kanwal Lauren Kershberg Mehak Khan University of Virginia Pomona College University of Southern California Entered 2013 Entered 2015 Entered 2017 The Samuel Lab The Kaeser Lab khanm [at] g.harvard.edu jkanwal [at] fas.harvard.edu lkershberg [at] g.harvard.edu Angela Kim Seul Ah Kim Emma Krause Yonsei University Washington University Davidson College Entered 2013 Entered 2016 Entered 2015 The Lowell Lab The Sabatini Lab The Drugowitsch Lab angelakim01 [at] fas.harvard.edu seulah_kim [at] g.harvard.edu emmakrause [at] g.harvard.edu Trevor Krolak Elizabeth Lamkin Dean Lee Washington University Haverford College University of California, Los Angeles Entered 2017 Entered 2013 Entered 2013 tkrolak [at] g.harvard.edu The Heiman Lab The Arlotta Lab elizabeth.lamkin [at] fas.harvard.edu sunglinglee [at] fas.harvard.edu Hyo Lee Jae Eon Lee Suk Joon Lee Washington University Korea Advance Institute of Science Dartmouth/HMS Entered 2016 Entered 2015 Entered 2016 The Young-Pearse Lab The Sabatini Lab The Sabatini Lab hyo_lee [at] g.harvard.edu jaylee [at] g.harvard.edu sukjoon_lee [at] hms.harvard.edu Jenny Lu Kristine Lyon Gil Mandelbaum Harvard College/HMS Lewis & Clark College Tel Aviv University Entered 2016 Entered 2014 Entered 2012 The Wilson Lab The Dymecki Lab The Sabatini Lab gmandelbaum [at]fas.harvard.edu jenny_lu [at] hms.harvard.edu klyon [at] g.harvard.edu Jasper Maniates-Selvin Michael Marquis Matthew McGill Washington
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