Dr Lukas's work focuses on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, which are relevant to a number of neurological and other diseases, in addition to their roles in nicotine dependence and tobacco-related diseases.

Andrews' lab utilizes neural organoids, transplantation models and omics approaches to study human brain development and disease.

My current research focuses on neurosurgical fluorescence technology, intraoperative imaging, and quantitative analysis of neurosurgical approaches.

The Barthel lab examines cancer genome evolution in model systems and patient tumors. Currently seeking a computationally inclined graduate student to work on projects in cancer genome assembly and long-read sequencing.

Ashton's research investigates synaptic dysfunction in Frontotemporal Dementia.

Gradi Bamfonga, BS in Biomedical Eng. (Univ. of Rochester), is a PhD candidate at Arizona State University under Dr. Madeline Andrews, focusing on the impact of mTOR pathway mutations on neurodevelopment.

My research focuses on understanding neuronal circuits in hearing and balance. Specifically, I am studying the role of unipolar brush cells in cerebellar circuits.