The Huguenard Lab

 

Awards

• 2008 - Max Kleiman-Weiner awarded Marshall Scholarship to study at Oxford
• 2008 - Max Kleiman-Weiner awarded IES Brain Research Foundation Summer Student Fellowship
• 2008 - Hiro Tani awarded Epilepsy Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
• 2008 - Carolyn Lacey awarded Eric W. Lothman Training Fellowship from the Epilepsy Foundation
• 2007 - John Huguenard recieved American Epilesy Society Research Recognition Award
• 2007 - Julia Brill and Xiaoming Jin awarded Epilepsy Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowships
• 2007 - Mark Beenhakker awarded Eric W. Lothman Training Fellowship from the Epilepsy Foundation
• 2004 - Jina Shin recipient of AES/Milken Faminly Foundation Epilepsy Fellowship
• 2004 - John Huguenard receives Javits Award
• 2000 - Sanjay Kumar recipient of AES/Milken Family Foundation Epilepsy Fellowship

 

In the news

 

• 2009 - This week in the Journal.Overview of (Ultra)short latency evoked synaptic inhibition in neocortical circuits
• 2008 - Announcment: Open Access to Electophysiology of the Neuron book and software
• 2008 - LASER SCANNING PHOTOSTIMULATION: NEW EVIDENCE FOR ENHANCED RECURRENT EXCITATION IN A MODEL OF POSTTRAUMATIC EPILEPSY
• 2006 - An Epilepsy Mechanism Revealed
• 2006 - BOOSTING KEY PROTEIN IN BRAIN COULD IMPROVE SEIZURE TREATMENT, STANFORD STUDY FINDS
• 2005 - Keeping inhibition timely
• 2005 - Focus on "Polyamines modulate AMPA receptor-dependent synaptic response in immature layer V pyramidal neurons".
• 2005 - Medscape comment on "Reorganization of barrel circuits leads to thalamically-evoked cortical epileptiform activity"
• 2004 - TINS: Self-administering cannabinoids
• 2004 - STKE - NEUROBIOLOGY: Endocannabinoids Are Autoinhibiting
• 2004 - Brain creates its own marijuana-like chemicals, scientists find
• 2003 - Synaptic physiology - Self control
• 2003 - Synaptic Transmission: Functional Autapses in the Cortex
• 2004 - Role of distinct NMDA receptor subtypes at central synapses
• 1999 - Inhibited Rhythms
• 1999 - Faulty receptors may contribute to absence epilepsy, Angelman syndrome
• 1998 - Directing traffic in the brain