Stanford

Members of the Neuropharmacology Laboratory


PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

 M. Bruce MacIver, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Neurophysiology
Department of Anesthesia
Neuroscience Institute at Stanford
Stanford University School of Medicine
Biodesign - Bioengineering
    Location: Room S284A
    Stanford University Medical Center
    Palo Alto CA 94305-5117
Phone: Lab: (650) 725-5851
Office: (650) 725-5872
FAX: (650) 725-8052
email: maciver@stanford.edu
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MacIver Laboratory wins the 2004 Allan V. Cox Medal




                   


LABORATORY MANAGER AND CHIEF SCIENTIST


Vytas Dargis-Robinson
Location: S284
Stanford University Medical Center
email: vytasd@stanford.edu
Phone: (650)725-5851



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POST DOCTORAL FELLOW



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  • Stephen K Towers, Ph.D

    • Location: S288A
    Stanford University Medical Center
    Project: Anesthetic actions on synchronous neuronal
    oscillations and synaptic circuits
    email: sktowers@stanford.edu


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    Three pyramidal neurons

    STUDENTS




    Dan_B        Joshua

    The joy of discovery . . .  Daniel Butler, U of Arizona MD 2013 and Joshua Khani, BS 2011



    Gily                     Tiny




    Gily Raz, Stanford Summer Research Program, and Eric Velasco, BS 2010,

    playing in the lab like a couple of kids in a candy store.







    Marin       JLo

                                                                                                       Marin and the lab ghosts                                                                               J'Leise





    Medical Scientist Training Program:
     
      Medical Scholar:


     Undergraduates:


             Undergraduate
            Biochemical Engineering
            Project: Solubility - potency relationships for CNS depressants.
    Tiffani


             Undergraduate
            Electrical Engineering
            Project: Anesthetic effects on tonic GABA-mediated currents.
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    Morgan
              Undergraduate
            Biological Sciences
            Project:  Drug effects at NMDA synapses.
           
            Undergraduate
            Human Biology
            Project: Toluene effects on excitatory synaptic transmission.
            Undergraduate
            Human Biology
            Project: NMDA receptors

    MacIver Laboratory Alumni:

     

      Postdoctoral Fellows

      • Michael Sceniak, Ph.D.

      Undergraduate Students

      • Alan Teo
        • B.S., June 2001
        Human Biology
        Project:  Enflurane's effects on synaptic transmission
      • Sacha Kang
        • Undergraduate: Columbia University
        Biological Sciences