8-6-18: Information for undergraduate research positions
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8-7-18: Undergraduate research positions available for those with coding and computer science skills
ion of brain development in a Celsr3genetic mouse model for Tourette Syndrome
ion of brain development in a Celsr3genetic mouse model for Tourette Syndrome
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10-10-18: The Tischfield Lab is awarded a Busch Biomedical Research Grant to study meningeal blood and lymphatic vessel malformations in mouse models of human craniofacial disorders.
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2-8-2019: The Tischfield Lab is awarded a NJ Health Foundation grant to apply machine learning technologies for the identification of tic-like motor behaviors in mouse models of Tourette Syndrome.
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7-1-2019: Dr. Lauren Poppi joins the lab as a post-doctoral fellow. She will use patch clamp electrophysiology and optogenetics to study the circuit mechanisms of Tourette Syndrome in Celsr3 and Opa1 mouse models. Welcome Lauren!
9-4-2019: Dr. Tischfield delivers a seminar entitled "Machine learning applications for modeling neuropsychiatric disorders and injury in mice" in the Rutgers Dept. of Statistics
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4-10-2020: Alekhya Kunaparaju gave a great defense for her senior honors thesis entitled "Investigation of Brain Development in a Celsr3 genetic mouse model for Tourette Syndrome. Congratulations Alekhya!
4-30-2020: Nick Carayannopoulos successfully delivered his Masters Thesis defense on Celsr3 mouse models for Tourette Syndrome. Congratulations Nick!
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8-1-2-20: Max Tischfield receives the Young Investigator Award from the Tourette Association of America. This generous award will support postdoctoral associates in the lab whose research seeks to investigate cholinergic interneuron dysfunction in genetic mouse models for TS.
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10-1-20: The Tischfield lab is awarded a research grant by the New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome and Associated Disorders, through NJ Health. This generous award will help support research into thalamic circuit dysfunction in Tourette Syndrome.
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12-8-2020: Max Tischfield delivers a seminar at the 2020 American Society for Cell Biology Virtual Conference entitled "Investigating circuit mechanisms for CELSR3 and the pathophysiology of Tourette Disorder in genetic mouse models"
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4-15-2021: The Tischfield lab has published its first manuscript! Please see our review in Cells entitled "Recurrent Implication of Striatal Cholinergic Interneurons in a Range of Neurodevelopmental, Neurodegenerative, and Neuropsychiatric Disorders". Big shout out to Dr. Lauren Poppi and her team for a very comprehensive review on the subject.
www.mdpi.com/2073-4409/10/4/907
www.mdpi.com/2073-4409/10/4/907
5-8-2021: Congratulations to Anna Shi who received the prestigious Henry Rutgers Award for her senior honors thesis! Anna discovered morphological changes to striatal interneurons in a novel mouse model for Tourette Syndrome.
5-8-2021: Congratulations to Nithisha Cheedalla who received the Outstanding Thesis Award from the Department of Cell Biology and Neuroscience! After three years in the lab, Nithisha is taking a gap year before heading to medical school.