The Venton lab has received a new NIH grant to continue our studies of nanomaterial and 3D printed electrodes.  This grant will work in collaboration with Nick Lavrik at Oak Ridge National Lab to...

The Venton lab is hiring.  Multiple postdoc positions available.  Especially valued is experience working with animals (rodents), Drosophila, or with fluorescent imaging.  It's job R0037904, with link...

Huge congratulations to Dr. Venton for winning the 2022 Advances in Measurement Science Lectureship Award! This exciting award recognizes three individuals who have made a major impact in the field...

Kelly Dunham was awarded the Jefferson Scholars Foundation fellowship. This exciting new fellowship will fund her dissertation year and a postdoctoral year where she will teach an engagements course...

Congratulations to Yuanyu Chang and Scott Lee on their newly published paper, "Pannexin1 channels regulate mechanically-stimulated but not spontaneous adenosine release," in Analytical and...

Yuanyu successfully defended his dissertation, "Characterization of rapid adenosine neuromodulation in mouse brain slices."

Congratulations to fourth year graduate student Zijun Shao on her recently accepted manuscript in the Journal of the Electrochemical Society

Dr. Venton virtually attended the Faraday Discussions conference. She presented on carbon nanospike coated nanoelectrodes for measurements of neurotransmitters.

Congratulations to former graduate researchers, Dr. Jason Borgus and Dr. Ying Wang, and lab manager, Dr. Dana DiScenza, on their recently accepted paper in ACS Chemical Neuroscience, "Spontaneous...

Kelly and Mimi attended the CSHL Virtual Meeting: Neurobiology of Drosophila. Kelly presented a poster on her work on SSRI antidepressant characterization in Drosophila. Mimi presented a poster on in...