Goldman-Rakic Prize Lectures
Honoring Patricia Goldman-Rakic
Pasko Rakic, director of the Kavli Institute for Neuroscience, introduced the 2013 Goldman-Rakic NARSAD Distinguished Lecture. The event is named after his late wife, Patricia Goldman-Rakic, an eminent Yale neuroscientist, who is pictured in the slide.
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Stanford neuroscientist Karl Deisseroth
Deisseroth gave the Goldman-Rakic NARSAD Distinguished Lecture and described the development of a chemical-engineering technique, known as CLARITY, that renders intact brain tissue transparent.
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Karl Deisseroth
The 2013 Goldman-Rakic NARSAD prizewinner at dinner in New Haven, at the home of Pasko Rakic, director of the Kavli Institute for Neuroscience.
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Kavli Institute dinner
Members of the Kavli Institute for Neuroscience, along with Karl Deisseroth, 2013 Goldman-Rakic prizewinner, at dinner. They discussed President Obama's BRAIN Initiative, and how it is impacting the field of neuroscience.
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Kavli dinner guests
Neurobiologists Michael Crair, Gordon Shepherd and Nenad Sestan.
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Vincent Pieribone
Kavli Workshop presenter Vincent Pieribone, professor of cellular and molecular physiology and of neurobiology, and associate fellow at the John B. Pierce Laboratory, will be diving for bioluminescent marine species in the South Pacific this July.
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Richard Lifton and Amy Arnsten
Left to right: Kavli Institute Steering Committee member Richard Lifton, chairman of the department of genetics, and Amy Arnsten, Kavli member and professor of neurobiology and of psychiatry.
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Nenad Sestan
Kavli member Nenad Sestan, professor of neurobiology.
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Anthony Koleske and Vincent Pieribone
Left to right: Kavli Institute member Anthony Koleske, professor of molecular biophysics and biochemistry and of neurobiology, and Vincent Pieribone, professor of molecular and cellular physiology and of neurobiology.
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Daeyeol Lee
Kavli member Daeyeol Lee, professor in the departments of neurobiology and psychology.
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David McCormick
The 2014 Kavli Workshop on "Multineuronal Monitoring and Manipulation" was organized by David McCormick, vice-director, Kavli Institute for Neuroscience at Yale.
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Kavli Workshop participants
From left to right: Anthony Koleske, Vincent Pieribone and David McCormick, vice-director of the Kavli Institute. All three Yale neuroscientists presented at the 2014 Kavli Workshop on "Multineuronal Monitoring and Manipulation."
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