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Exploring the molecular mechanisms of synapse coordination.
Neural circuits are composed of multitudes of different synapse types including electrical synapses (shown here in yellow in the zebrafish hindbrain) and chemical synapses. But how does a neuron orchestrate the balanced development of these synapse populations to allow for proper circuit function?
My work explores the molecular mechanisms that coordinate the formation of specific synapse populations during development.
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Illustrator has made it much easier to test for how our figures look to our colorblind colleagues.
A huge thanks to everyone who contributed to our virtual Research as Art exhibition!
Answering those initial questions that pop up when you get started creating a new research figure. Basic graphic design know-how combined with science needs.
ArtSci Oregon hosted its first exhibition, Research as Art, at the Oakshire Public House October 24th through November 26th.
But here are the resources in Illustrator and Powerpoint to tell if you have.
To submit your paper to a journal you will likely need to drastically reduce the size of your manuscript pdf – especially for the initial submission – but how do you do this without hurting the quality of your images?
Suggestions for making your research presentations sparkle, or at least driving down the number of snoozers.