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Dr. Margaret Slavin Recognized for Exceptional Teaching
April 2017: Dr. Margaret Slavin was recognized as one of George Mason University’s 2017 Teachers of Distinction. Each year, the Center for Teaching and Faculty Excellence gives this accolade to faculty who are recognized across campus for their exceptional teaching and their commitment to teaching-related activities.
Dr. Giorgio Ascoli Receives BWF Award
May 2016: Giorgio Ascoli is the recent recipient of a high prestige travel award from the Burrows Wellcome Fund. The BWF awards its Collaborative Research Travel Grant to enable joint research efforts between researchers from separate organizations engaging in “research of the highest impact.” In his project entitled “Barcode sequencing of axonal projections to classify […]
Jacob Nordman Awarded PRAT Fellowship
May 14, 2016: Dr. Jacob Nordman, former PhD student in the Kabbani lab, was awarded a fellowship under the highly-competitive NIH Postdoctoral Research Associate (PRAT) Program. Administered by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), PRAT fellowships are awarded to support research in one of the laboratories of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Krasnow’s founding director, Harold J. Morowitz, dies at 88
April 2016: It is with great sadness that we note the passing of Harold Morowitz, Robinson Professor, esteemed colleague, and founding director of the Krasnow Institute. Read Dr. Morowitz’ obituary in the New York Times Read In memoriam: Harold Morowitz on the Santa Fe Institute’s website
Mason Author Series Features Giorgio Ascoli
March 2016: Dr. Giorgio Ascoli gave the inaugural talk in the Mason Author Series in the new Fenwick Library Building. He offered an accessible and engaging overview of his 2015 monograph Trees of the Brain, Roots of the Mind (MIT Press), which explores the relationship between the cellular organization of the brain and complex mental […]
Showcasing CN3 Lab’s Work on Neural Structure and Plasticity
March 2016: The regional chapter of the Society for Neuroscience is highlighting the work of the CN3 group, and particularly the work of Giorgio Ascoli and Ruben Armananzas in exploring dendrite morphology and cataloging the varying branch structures of neurons. You can read the full piece here.
From Saints to Sociopaths: Kabbani TEDx Talk
March 21, 2016: Watch the video of Dr. Nadine Kabbani’s talk From Saints to Sociopaths: Dopamine and Decisions. The talk was given using TED conference format, but was independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx Dr. Kabbni’s research focuses on the cellular and molecular mechanisms of nicotinic acetylcholine receptor signaling in the […]
Jennifer Sturgis wins Employee of the Month Award
January 12, 2016: Jennifer Sturgis was presented with the Employee of the Month award by GMU President Angel Cabrera in a ceremony attended by friends and colleagues. The award was given in recognition of her professionalism, integrity and exemplary service to the university, and particularly to the Krasnow Institute. Jennifer has served Krasnow since it […]
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