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Phinea Romero and Danielle Jeffrey take the spotlight!
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Summer Crew + Fall Incoming!
Hyungyu Kim (left, CORE program) and Felix Nguyen (center) brought great energy and curiosity to the lab during their first summer research experience; great work on the posters! Meanwhile, Nathan Stine (right, first-year grad student) is gearing up for his fall...
Celebrating the good scores!
Two rising stars in this photo just received stellar scores on their F31 applications. Stay tuned for more updates.
Danielle Jeffrey’s study on the cover of Circulation Research!
Her article, “Estrogen enhances SK channel activity to limit hippocampal arteriole constriction,” was selected as the cover story for the August 2025 issue. The study also received an Editorial commentary from Dr. William Jackson (Michigan State University),...
Abbey on the way to grad school!
Our beloved PRA, Abigail Russell, who was part of the lab from 2022 to 2025, is now beginning an exciting new chapter as a graduate student in the Pharmacology and Molecular Medicine program at CU Anschutz. We’re all proud of her. Go Abbey, go!
Brain & Brain PET, June 2025 in Seoul, Korea!
The Dabertrand lab hit the road (and the skies!) for another round of science, posters, talks, and good times at the 32nd International Symposium on Cerebral Blood Flow, Metabolism and Function. it was a week packed with inspiration, collaboration, and a few...
First VCID CWOW in person meeting, May12th-15th at The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine!
It was also a great opportunity for our new lab recruits, Dean Kareem (left) and Greg Seedorf (right), to get familiar with brain microcirculation physiopathology.
Leducq Early Career Investigator Seed Funding awarded to Mayra!
Congrats Mayra, you’ve got the science chops, the curiosity, and the hustle. Now you have the funding too!
Leducq Meeting in Paris, France
From May 4th to 6th, huge thanks to the Joutel lab for hosting and creating such a vibrant space for science, collaboration, and connection.
Hannah Ferris’s study on the cover of Science Signaling!
Her article, “TRPC3 channel drives brain pericyte depolarization to mediate pressure-induced constriction in the arteriole-capillary transition zone,” was featured in the April 2025 issue and selected as the journal’s cover story. The work also received a Focus...
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