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Grubb Lab,
MRC Centre for Developmental Neurobiology,
King's College London,
New Hunt's House,
Guy's Hospital Campus,
London.
SE1 1UL
UK
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 Matt is the lab's Principal Investigator,
or PI. He's funded by a Career
Development Fellowship from the Wellcome
Trust, which is a 5-year award designed to bridge the gap between
post-doctoral work and complete scientific independence. He's interested in all the things the lab's
interested in – activity-dependent neuronal maturation, with special emphasis
on the axon initial segment and the olfactory bulb – but feels most comfortable
doing and talking electrophysiology.
Matt's Fellowship started in May 2010. Prior to that he completed two periods of
post-doctoral research: the first with Pierre-Marie
Lledo at the Institut Pasteur
in Paris, looking at synaptic maturation in the developing and adult
olfactory bulb, and the second with Juan Burrone at the MRC Centre for Developmental
Neurobiology, playing with channelrhodopsin and investigating
activity-dependent plasticity at the AIS.
Back in 2003, Matt completed his DPhil with Ian Thompson at the University of Oxford, looking at structure,
function and development of the mouse visual thalamus. His MSc in Neuroscience and his BA in
Psychology and Physiology were from Oxford, too.
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