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After completing undergraduate studies at UC Berkeley and his PhD at Stanford, Andrew decided to stay in the Bay Area for a postdoc and joined Jeanne Paz’s lab at Gladstone.
Graduate Students and Postdocs Profile Epilepsy Paz Lab
Jeanne Paz is one of three recipients of this prize in biomedical science
Awards Epilepsy Neurological Disease Paz Lab
An unexpected brain region is important for Dravet syndrome, finds study
Epilepsy Neurological Disease Paz Lab
Cells related to seizures, schizophrenia, and ADHD all found in the same region of the brain.
Paz Lab
Alexandra shares how her life-long interest in learning led her to graduate school and the pursuit of discovery in neuroscience.
Profile Paz Lab
Gladstone scientists discover how to control the cacophony of electrical activity in the brain, stopping seizures and reducing deficits related to Alzheimer’s disease.
Alzheimer’s Disease Epilepsy Mucke Lab Paz Lab Optogenetics
Stefanie Ritter Makinson received a joint fellowship from the American Epilepsy Society and the Dravet Syndrome Foundation.
Paz Lab Epilepsy
Jeanne Paz emphasizes that keeping an open mind and thinking outside of the box can move scientific research in new, unanticipated directions.
Paz Lab
Jeanne Paz can stop seizures using light. Her groundbreaking work may transform epilepsy research and lead to better treatments.
Epilepsy Paz Lab Optogenetics
Jeanne Paz, PhD, an assistant investigator at the Gladstone Institutes, has been awarded the prestigious Michael Prize, honoring her significant contributions to the field of epilepsy.
Paz Lab Epilepsy
