PhD Candidate in the Kaeser Lab @PiN_Harvard 🧠 | 2023 @NSF GRFP | 2021 Goldwater Scholar
Boston, MA
Joined April 2013
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Congrats, Rico!! Beautiful work.
Excited to share the full work! Many thank to Pascal and the team for their tremendous guidance and support 🥂✨
nature.com/articles/s41593-0…
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Almost all neurons co-release peptides and small transmitters. Thrilled to share our latest research where new GRAB sensor promotes better understanding of the dynamics and molecular regulation between neuropeptide and neurotransmitter release in vivo. nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Happy to share the first work from my PhD. 🔬 We show that GPCR-based norepinephrine and dopamine sensors can display crosstalk in acute brain slices and in vivo.⚡️ We hope this study will be helpful for those using these sensors and for interpreting results. 🐁
Innervation density governs crosstalk of GPCR-based norepinephrine and dopamine sensors biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
Latest from the Kaeser lab 👀 Congrats @XCXintongCai et al 🥳
Nature research paper: Dopamine dynamics are dispensable for movement but promote reward responses go.nature.com/3zX61IV
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If you or anyone you know needs help preparing for grad school interviews, please reach out! I love helping people through this process. It’s ok if I don’t know you, let’s connect and please share this post if you can! #gradschool
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📢 Prospective PiN applicants. Announcing our fall virtual open house series! We join @HarvardHILS on Tue, Oct 3 & Nov 1 for sessions on SoP, LoR, interviews & take a deeper dive into all aspects of PiN on Tue, Oct 17. See you there! Deets/registration: pinphd.hms.harvard.edu/apply
I’m SO happy to share that I will be pursuing my PhD in Neuroscience at Harvard!! @PiN_Harvard
I am forever thankful for my amazing research mentors @BYU & @UUtah, including Jeff Edwards, @JordanYorgason, & @peter_j_west. This would not have been possible without them!
AHHH I was awarded the @NSF GRFP!!! I can’t believe it. Thank you so much to my mentors/recommenders Jeff Edwards, @JordanYorgason, & @peter_j_west for supporting my application 😊 And thank you to everyone else who read my app & gave me feedback ♥️
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Research opportunity for undergrads!
The one and only one, @WilliamsLabUtah, is offering a research position for undergrad 🤗 If you're interested or know someone interested, the links are below.
I am SO grateful and excited to have a few Neuroscience PhD interviews lined up! Does anyone have any advice or other resources on how to prepare? Feel free to comment or DM me :)
I submitted my PhD applications this week!! It was so stressful, but I had incredible support & encouragement from mentors, old classmates, current grad students, colleagues, family, & friends. Thank you all ❤️ I wish the best for everyone who applied!! 🤞🏻🤞🏻
I’ve been struggling with how to write my SOP for Neuro PhD programs. Should a SOP be chronological like a story? Should it be centered around very specific research questions or just general interests? What is the balance between background vs future goals?
Any advice? 🙏🏻
Submitted 🎉 Thank you so much to everyone who reviewed my essays! This whole process challenged and stretched me A TON. Just applying feels like a major accomplishment haha. Now back to PhD applications…
I’m finishing and submitting my NSF GRFP application this weekend! Positive vibes and encouragement are appreciated 😊🙏🏻
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Come for a free night and dinner at the museum and support trainees as tee presenting our research to the general public. RSVP by Oct 5th! – at Salt Lake City, UT
Go Tuna!! @tuna_ortiz 👏🏻
Arnulfo (aka Tuna) is a Mexican-American neuroscientist researching brain cells 🧠 and memories. This #HispanicHeritageMonth, we celebrate his perseverance and commitment to #DEI in #STEM. #UnidosWeGrow #representationmatters
Watch the full video 👉 bit.ly/3S7fJfE
After a fun week helping at ephys bootcamp, Peter stayed late to teach me how to blind patch and insisted that we make a figure for me to hang on the fridge 🥺😍
call me crazy but I had the best time today setting up rigs and troubleshooting equipment in prep for next week’s ephys bootcamp for the first year Neuroscience PhD students!
the craziest part is that we STILL got successful field potentials with our janky slices and rigs that hadn’t been used in 6+ months (with a lot of troubleshooting). what a rollercoaster tbh