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Pictured here is the configuration of the Herculano-Houzel lab in 2018, pre-COVID. The lab is recovering from the pandemic, currently with Linhe Xu as the only remaining original member. Linhe is a University of Rochester graduate who joined the lab as a PhD candidate in 2017. He is investigating the origins of diversity in neuronal cell size and its implications for brain development and evolution.
At Vanderbilt, the Herculano-Houzel lab continues the tradition of recruiting undergraduate students as its main workforce, contributing to teaching them data analysis in an integrative biology context and forming their critical thinking skills for their future careers of choice. Current undergraduate lab members are:

Alex Chawdhry

Bryce Emanuel

Gregory Casalino

Gryphon Weintraut

Hevar Ahmed

Lydia Rasetti

Jasmine Jain

 

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  • Home
    • Suzana Herculano-Houzel
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  • Lab
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    • Discoveries >
      • T. rex had baboon-like numbers of neurons
  • written & spoken
    • Research articles
    • Books & chapters
    • Lay pieces
    • In the news
    • Videos
    • Podcasts
    • The neuroscientist on call >
      • Stream of thought
      • I've seen my own brain!
      • My kitchen tends towards maximal entropy
      • Where to draw the line?
      • An evolutionary study of SfN attendance
      • The shaming of animal researchers
  • Neuroscience Office Hour
    • The Crash Course
    • Crash Course - BR
    • Virtual Visits >
      • Key concepts
      • Recent discoveries
      • How neuroscience is done
      • The neuroscience of everyday life
      • Questions you asked