Our services and projects
Welcome to the Parker Lab
We use cutting-edge approaches to understand the function of neural circuits and their dysfunction in disease. Our goal is to leverage this understanding to develop better treatments for neurologic and psychiatric diseases.
Who We Are
About Us
We are a multidisciplinary team tackling the most challenging questions in translational neuroscience research. To do this, we combine state-of-the art in vivo imaging tools with behavior and neuropharmacology. The explicitness of our effort is unique, and we invite you to learn more about our work. |
In Vivo Imaging
Head-mounted miniature microscopes
Head-fixed two-photon imaging
Fiber photometry
Behavior
Operant Conditioning
Hallucination-Like Auditory Perception (HALIP)
Drug Self-Administration
Conditioned Place Preference
Spatial Working Memory
Sensorimotor Gating
Openfield
Head-Fixed Behavior
Animal Models
Chemogenetic and Optogenetic Manipulations of Neural Circuits With Simultaneous Imaging
Intersectional Genetic Approaches to Image or Manipulate Specific Cell-Subtypes
Parker Lab
Lab Members
Jones Parker, PhD
Principal Investigator
Eva Potjer
Undergraduate Student
Xunhui (Dossie) Wu, MS
Graduate Student (NUIN)
Justin Anair, BS
Graduate Student (NUIN)
Ben Yang, PhD
Postdoctoral Fellow
Seongsik Yun, PhD
Research Assistant Professor
Justin Saunders, MD, PhD
Research Track Psychiatry Resident
Allison Kane
Research Technologist
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS


