ENGERTLAB

Every Friday at 9 AM, the laboratory meets to discuss recent progress in BioLabs 2065. Breakfast is served and everyone is invited. The speaker list and schedule can be found in the links below:

Here is a Bloomberg "Hello World Video" about the connectomics efforts of the Lichtman and Engert labs.

 “Zebrafish journal club hosted by Armin Bahl’s lab, meets every other Thursday at 11am EST over Zoom” 

This research project is a collaboration between the Engert and Lichtman labs at Harvard, with a goal to produce the world’s first map of an intact vertebrate animal’s nervous system - a three-dimensional version of Google Maps, but for the brain of a larval zebrafish.

ZBRAIN 2.0

Here is the new and greatly improved version of the Z-BRAIN Atlas. This is under constant development in collaboration with Hans-Christian Hege and Sumit Vohra of the Zuse Institut in Berlin.

We have developed an open-source zebrafish atlas, the Z-BRAIN, which we intend to act as a neuroanatomical  reference for the entire zebrafish neuroscience community.

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Site is now hosted by the Zuse Institut Berlin (ZIB)

link connects to:

https://zebrafishexplorer.zib.de/home/

We organize an annual meeting on circuits and behavior in Tuscany. Everyone is invited to attend. All relevant information can be found below:

Every winter the lab takes a multi-day retreat to the Glenn House in Newry, Maine for skiing, hikes, games, and science