The Snyder lab, along with collaborators in the Psychology Department at UBC, will be presenting FIVE posters at SFN this year! Here they are, in order of how hard it was for me to find them on my hard drive, email etc. EARLY SURVIVAL AND DELAYED DEATH OF DEVELOPMENTALLY-BORN DENTATE…
Those who know me know that I love timecourses. Everything changes over time and by characterizing these changes we can understand a phenomenon in its entirety, hopefully. We certainly can’t understand it if we don’t know how it changes over time! Despite all of the neurogenesis timecourse data I’ve summarized previously, there are still some…
This holiday season the Snyder lab gathered for the extremely competitive, second annual, Curling Bonspiel. Here is the action in photos and videos! (videos at the bottom, after the photo gallery)
Our very own Tim O’Leary won a supply of caffeinated Starbucks beverages at the 2015 UBC Neuroscience Extravaganza, based on his poster presentation skills! Here is a shot of him, droppin’ science. You can also see some more shots of the even here.
Wednesday, Oct 21, 2015, 8:00 AM -12:00 PM, 725.18/BB27. Here is our poster for the 2015 Society for Neuroscience annual meeting. I will be presenting but Tim O’Leary did all the work. Actually, I did a bit of work, but Tim did most of the work. Briefly, this project came about…
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Usually BNS means Behavioral NeuroScience, but once a year it means Beach N Sun for the Psych department’s BNS labs…
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Is it too late to post photos from our super exciting lab winter holiday ultra-competitive sports event? No?
I wandered up to the lab and found people systematically arranging rat husbandry supplies, as if they knew I was coming, camera in hand.
Antibodies are funny. Funny in that sometimes they work and sometimes they don’t, sometimes they have different names at different vendors, and sometimes papers do, and sometimes they don’t, specify the catalog number of the antibody they used. So a bit of detective work is required if you want to…
Shaina Cahill¹, Ru Qi Yu¹, Jason Snyder¹ ¹Department of Psychology, University of British Columbia ABSTRACT. The brain is way cooler than all the other organs (combined). I mean, what could possibly be more cool? Maybe if there was a magic drink that could make your brain bigger and stronger? We…