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 I joined the Katz lab as a second year graduate student in the summer of 2004. My undergraduate degree is in physics but I also studied mathematics and biology. I was introduced to neuroscience by Scott Hooper at Ohio University where I studied the cellular properties of the spiny lobster stomatogastric nervous system. When I arrived at Brandeis, I became interested in analyzing animal behavior using multielectrode recording techniques. As an initial project I am studying anticipatory neural activity in response to repeated tastant delivery.
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 Brandeis University |
 Brandeis University Dept. of Psychology |
 Volen Center for Complex Systems |
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