Dr. Jennifer I. Luebke
Laboratory of Cognitive Neurobiology
Collaborators at Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Laboratory of In Vitro Neurophysiology

Currently our lab consists of Jennifer Luebke (PI), Yu-Ming Chang (a third year MD/PhD student), Felicia Dawn Tibayan (a second year Masters student), and Dan DiMatteo (a research assistant).

We collaborate extensively with other laboratories at Boston University School of Medicine including: the Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience and the Laboratory of Electron Microscopy in the Department of Anatomy & Neurobiology, and the Abraham laboratory in the Biochemistry Department. In addition, we collaborate with theoretical mathematicians and anatomists at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine.
Jennifer Luebke, Ph.D.
Dr. Luebke is the director of the laboratory. She is interested in the electrophysiological and morphological properties of neocortical neurons in the primate.
Yu-Ming Chang
Yu-Ming is a third year MD/PhD student whose electrophysiological work has contributed substantially to 3 publications in the past 2 years.
Felicia Dawn Tibayan
Felicia is a second year Masters student who is currently primarily involved in morphometric analyses of neocortical neurons.
Dan DiMatteo
Dan is a senior at Boston University who has worked in the laboratory for 2 years, performing electrophysiological experiments and expert data analysis.
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