Dr David Keays University positionPrinciple Research Associate Dr David Keays is pleased to consider applications from prospective PhD students. DepartmentsDepartment of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience Home pagehttp://www.keayslab.org (personal home page) Research ThemesInterestsThe Keays lab exploits cerebral organoids, 2-photon light microscopy, and in vivo genetic methods to investigate important questions in developmental and sensory neurobiology. We are interested in: (1) How mutations in the tubulin and MAST genes cause neurodevelopmental disease?; and (2) How animals detect magnetic and electric fields? Research Focus
Equipment3D cell culture, iDISCO, CRISPR-cas9, immunohistochemistry, molecular methods, cell culture, electrophysiology Calcium imaging Collaborators
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