High school student Erin Young presented her summer research at the closing ceremonies for the Johns Hopkins Internship in Brain Sciences program (JHIBS)
Drs. Lauer and Fuchs publish chapter on efferents
Chapter on efferent innervation written by Dr. Lauer and colleague Dr. Paul Fuchs is published.
Colleague Tilak Ratnanather's STEM-HEAR initiative in the news
An article about Dr. Ratnanather's initiative to provide students with hearing loss the opportunity to do auditory research at Johns Hopkins. Our summer student Garrett Brown is part of the first cohort. See article here: https://www.bme.jhu.edu/news-events/news/stem-hear-first-cohort-of-students-with-hearing-loss-conducts-summer-research-at-johns-hopkins/
Johns Hopkins CARES
Undergraduate students Garrett and Naz presented their work at the Johns Hopkins Career, Academic, and Research Experiences (CARES) summer symposium.
Garrett (back row, right) and other STEM-HEAR students at the symposium
Naz presenting her poster
July News Update
Summer students presented their work at JHU CARES: http://hopkins-cares.med.jhmi.edu/
Departing postdoc Kat Schrode's paper was accepted by eNeuro: http://www.eneuro.org/content/early/2018/07/26/ENEURO.0250-18.2018
Postdoc Laurel Screven and Research Technologist Madison Weinberg join the lab.
Dr. Lauer participated as course faculty in the Audiology Workshop on Hearing Disorders & Evaluation in the Com Dis department at the University at Buffalo
Open position for a Research Technologist
The Lauer Lab is looking for a motivated Research Technologist to participate in our work. See the job description and application here: https://jobs.jhu.edu/search/?q=11083
Lauer Lab contingent at the E.A.R. meeting in NYC
Looking sharp for poster presentations!
Lauer Lab is part of a team receiving a JHU Discovery Award to investigate auditory evoked potentials as potential diagnostics for concussion
So much news for May!
Dillan Villavisanis & Mark Scotto di Vetta graduated with bachelor's degrees, James Engel graduated with a masters degree, Dillan won the James West Fellowship from the Acoustical Society of America (and in April won the ASA DC chapter 2nd place Student Presentation Award), incoming postdoc Laurel Screven successfully defended her thesis, and two of Dr. Lauer's R01 grants were funded. Also, we are looking forward to having Naz (JHU STAR award winner), Omo, and new students Garrett Brown and Erin Young join us for summer research. Congratulations to everyone! Well done! Time for a little vacation...
High school student Omobolade Odedoyin presents his work at the 16th annual Ingenuity Math and Science Symposium
http://www.ingenuityproject.org/