Seminar: Retinal mechanisms underlying image stabilization

Thursday, February 22, 2024 | 12:00 - 1:00 PM
Where: Bldg. 35A Rm620/630
When: Thursday, February 22nd 2024, noon-1pm
 
Seminar: Retinal mechanisms underlying image stabilization
Speaker: Felice Dunn, PhD
Meeting ID: 160 821 8065 
Passcode: 121212
 
 
About the Speaker:
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Felice Dunn, Ph.D.
Bio: Felice Dunn is an Associate Professor at UC San Francisco.  She began her studies in neuroscience as an undergraduate at Brown University where she worked with David Berson in the discovery of intrinsically photosensitive ganglion cells. She then continued her studies in vision at the University of Washington with Fred Rieke as a graduate student and with Rachel Wong as a postdoctoral fellow. With Fred Rieke, she examined retinal gain controls that enable vision across a broad range of mean light levels. With Rachel Wong, she uncovered developmental patterns of synapse formation. In between, she studied the fidelity of olfactory processing at the NIH with Mark Stopfer. Currently at UCSF, her lab examines the structural and functional effects of photoreceptor loss.