Data & images

Our laboratory is interested in the molecular mechanisms that modulate the communication between neurons in the brain. This modulation is critical for complex processes in the brain, including learning and memory and development. You can find out more about our work by clicking on "Research focus".

	X-mas Party 2004
	Presenting Dr. Mutsuo Nuriya From Huganir Lab (October 8, 2004)

	Steph and Rita's Farewell Party (August 15, 2004)

	Rick was elected a member of the National Academy of Sciences at April 20, 2004 Photos Group

	Secret Santa 2003 Photos Group
	Thanksgiving 2003 at Hey-Kyoung's House Photos Group
	Peter's Farewell Party(2003) Photos Group
	2001 Christmas Party Photos Group
	Carol and Others at Jeff's farewell party(2000)
	More people at Jeff's party(2000)
	Rick et al.(2000)
	Everybody in Rick's office(2000)
	Tissue Culture Room Catherine and Bing
	Room 918, 2000 Hee Jung, Carol, and Rick
	Room 904, 2000 Rita, Nicole, Hey-Kyoung, and Gareth. Charlie's Angels sans Charlie, but instead Gareth???
	Rob's birthday party, 2000
	Christmas party, 1999 Bernie and Dezhi No laboratory personnel were harmed during the party. After the party is another story...
	Plymouth, New Hampshire, summer of 1999 We took a trip to a Natinal park after the morning session at the Gordon Reseach Conference
	Julie and Doreen at the beach(1999)
	Christmas party, 1998 Jun received a gag gift of rubber gloves
	Dezhi the fisherman, summer of 1998 He swears that he caught something
	Everybody, well not everybody, summer of 1998
	Carol and Doreen, summer of 1998
	Lau's farewell party at Rick's, summer of 1998 ...happy whenever he gets a T-shirt with a logo on it
	Kame and son, summer of 1997 at a BBQ party on a scorching summer day
	Eric's farewell party, spring of 1997
	Transfection of Primary Neuronal Cultures Expression of green fluorescent protein in organotypic hippocampal slice cultures
	Changes in phosphorylation of AMPA receptor subunit GluR1 with bidirectional synaptic plasticity Lee et al.(2000)
	Silent Synapses Low density hippocampal neurons double-labeled with the anti-GluR1 antibody(green) and the anti-NMDAR1 antibody(red). Images are overlayed to show colocalization in yellow