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SUMMARY: Department of Neuroscience Seminar: Alex Leo Kolodkin\, PhD (The J
 ohns Hopkins School of Medicine)
DESCRIPTION: Alex Leo Kolodkin\, PhD\, is giving a Department of Neuroscien
 ce Seminar talk at WashU Medicine.
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 /p><p>Deputy Director\, Institute for Basic Biomedical Sciences<br />Charle
 s J. Homcy and Simeon G. Margolis Professor</p><p>Dr. Alex Kolodkin is a Pr
 ofessor of Neuroscience at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine 
 and Deputy Director of the Institute for Basic Biomedical Sciences. He hold
 s the Charles J. Homcy and Simeon G. Margolis Professorship. His research i
 s focused on understanding how neuronal connectivity is established during 
 development to generate functional circuits.  As a postdoctoral fellow\, Dr
 . Kolodkin discovered the first semaphorin gene in the grasshopper and then
  determined that semaphorins are a phylogenetically conserved protein famil
 y from flies to human. At Hopkins\, his laboratory has investigated the rol
 es played by neuronal guidance cues and their receptors in the regulation o
 f neuronal guidance cues and their receptors in the regulation of neuronal 
 morphology and the elaboration of neural connectivity in a wide range of ne
 ural systems\, both in the fruit fly and in mice. His current work is focus
 ed on understanding mammalian visual system development and function\, and 
 also on investigating how neural connectivity established in the neocortex.
 </p><p>Dr. Kolodkin received his B.A. in Biology and Religious Studies from
  Wesleyan University in Middletown CT. He earned his Ph.D. in Molecular Bio
 logy and Genetics from the Institute of Molecular Biology at the University
  of Oregon in Eugene\, OR. He completed his postdoctoral fellowship at the 
 University of California\, Berkeley. Dr. Kolodkin joined the Johns Hopkins 
 faculty in 1995.</p><p>Dr. Kolodkin serves on the editorial board of Neuron
  and on the review boards of several Federal and Private Foundation funding
  agencies. His work has been recognized with various awards\, including the
  Javits Neuroscience Investigator Award from the National Institute of Neur
 ological Disorders and Stroke in 2004\, the Pradel Research Award of the Na
 tional Academy of Sciences in 2016\, and in 2020 he was elected a Member of
  the National Academy of Medicine.</p>
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ORGANIZER;CN="Liam Savage":MAILTO:liams@wustl.edu
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