Wendy Yue
Principle Investigator
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Phone: 415-353-2053
Curriculum Vitae
My research journey began in Dr. King-Wai Yau's lab with the biophysics of phototransduction, the first step of vision. This passion in sensory signaling led me to study spinal cord injury response with Dr. David Julius. I believe science should be curiosity-driven and collaborative.
Haotian Li
Postdoctoral Fellow
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Phone: 415-353-1699
I was an attending surgeon before, with a deep passion for basic science, stemming from my doctoral work on neuronal injuries. I'm curious about the mechanisms of cell signaling within brain regions surrounding the ventricles. I'm excited to contribute to scientific discovery through collaboration and innovation.
Anthony Moussa
Graduate Student (MSTP)
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I’m from Ohio and graduated from The Ohio State University with a B.S. in Biomedical Science. I conducted research at OSU and the University of Washington in the labs of Dr. Jason Wester and Dr. John Tuthill on better characterizing neuronal cell types and their connectivity using transcriptomic and electron microscopy datasets. I’m interested in applying approaches in molecular and systems neuroscience to improve the understanding of neurological disorders like migraines. In my free time, I enjoy hiking, reading, and supporting science outreach.
Mya Loon (Luna) Phyu
Undergraduate Student
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I am a senior undergraduate student at UC Berkeley studying Molecular and Cell Biology with a minor in Nutritional Sciences. My current research focuses on behavioral assays to compare pain perception between spiny mice (Acomys) and house mice (Mus).
Xinyan (Abby) Zhou
Undergraduate Student
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I am a sophomore undergraduate student at UC Berkeley with a strong interest in neuroscience. I am particularly passionate about studying neurological diseases and their underlying molecular mechanisms.