James Fitzpatrick, PhD

James Fitzpatrick, PhD

Global Head, Scientific Operations pRED 360 Labs at Roche

Faculty Member, Department of Neuroscience, 2015-2022

Ethan Fulwood, PhD

Ethan Fulwood, PhD

Assistant Professor, DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine at Lincoln Memorial University

Faculty Advisors: Kari Allen, PhD and Amy Bauernfeind, PhD

Postdoctoral fellow, 2018-2020

Christine Gatchalian, PhD

Christine Gatchalian, PhD

Director, Scientific Communications, Amgen Inc.

Faculty advisor: Joshua Sanes, PhD

Dissertation (1988): Cellular and molecular changes in the connective tissue near synapses of denervated skeletal muscle

Joel Geerling, MD, PhD

Joel Geerling, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor of Neurology, University of Iowa

Faculty advisor: Arthur Loewy, PhD

Dissertation (2008) Aldosterone-sensitive neurons and salt appetite

Matthew Glasser, MD, PhD

Matthew Glasser, MD, PhD

Resident and Collaborator, Washington University

Faculty advisor: David Van Essen, PhD

Dissertation (2017): Towards in vivo neuroanatomy: Tools for improving spatial localization and cortical parcellation

Jared Vega Goodman, MD, PhD

Jared Vega Goodman, MD, PhD

Resident in Neurology, Washington University

Faculty advisors: Azad Bonni, MD, PhD and Harrison Gabel, PhD

Dissertation (2019): Regulation of genome architecture by chromatin remodeling in the brain

Paul Gray, PhD MBA

Paul Gray, PhD MBA

Sr. Director, Enterprise Program Management, Myriad Genetics

Faculty Member, Department of Neuroscience, 2005-2015

Cody Greer, PhD

Cody Greer, PhD

Machine learning engineer at Google

Faculty advisor: Timothy Holy, PhD

Dissertation (2018): Fast objective coupled planar illumination microscopy

Bradley Greger, PhD

Bradley Greger, PhD

Associate Professor, Arizona State University

Faculty advisor: W. Thomas Thach, MD, PhD

Dissertation: (2001): Non-kinematic encoding in the posterior lateral cerebellum during a visuomotor adaptation task

Travis Hage, PhD

Travis Hage, PhD

Senior Scientist, Allen Institute for Brain Science

Faculty advisor: Lawrence Salkoff, PhD

Dissertation (2012): Activation of sodium-activated potassium channels by sodium-influx