The Stanley Lab is excited to welcome Zaria Hardnett, through Project ENGAGES (http://projectengages.gatech.edu/).  Zaria will be working with the Stanley Lab this year alongside mentor Michael Bolus, getting hands-on experience conducting biological/engineering research. Zaria is a rising senior at Benjamin E. Mays High School, enrolled in the Science and Mathematics Academy there. She is … More Stanley Lab Welcomes ENGAGES Student Zaria Hardnett

With the recent breakthrough in genetically expressed voltage indicators (GEVIs), there has been a tremendous demand to determine the capabilities of these sensors in vivo. Novel voltage sensitive fluorescent proteins allow for direct measurement of neuron membrane potential changes through changes in fluorescence. Here, we utilized ArcLight, a recently developed … More New Publication – Genetically expressed voltage sensor ArcLight for imaging large scale cortical activity in the anesthetized and awake mouse

Peter Borden  BME PhD Thesis Proposal Presentation Date and Time:Thursday, March 2nd, 10-11am  Location: Emory Rollins Research Center 1052  Committee: Garrett Stanley (advisor) Dieter Jaeger                                                  Robert Liu … More PhD Proposal Announcement: Peter Borden

The Stanley lab is excited to welcome our new post-doctoral researcher,  Nathaniel (Caleb) Wright! Nathaniel received his PhD in Physics from Washington University in St. Louis.  He worked in Ralf Wessel’s lab, where he performed multi-whole-cell and local field potential recordings of visual responses in cortex.  He and his collaborators combined … More Stanley Lab Welcomes New Postdoc Caleb Wright

The Stanley lab is happy to welcome visiting graduate student Linlin (Mia ) Lu from Peking University as part of the GT /PKU partnership. Originally from China, Linlin Lu (Mia ), is a third year postgraduate student in the PKU-GT-Emory joint BME program. She received her bachelor’s degree of engineering in the … More Stanley Lab Welcomes Linlin (Mia) Lu from PKU