We are the Yogev Lab at Yale University, Department of Neuroscience. Our research focuses on how the neuronal cytoskeleton supports neuronal function.
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ALT Yogev Laboratory at annual Retreat in Vermont (group pictures on a rock covered in moss with trees in the background).
ALT Quote from Ray Vaca: "Despite challenges, I continued to move forward and sought out challenging opportunities that changed the trajectory of my life. Receiving this award felt like I was seen and that my story was valued, which served as a reminder that I’m where I belong, doing what I should be."
ALT Quote from Ray Vaca: "Recent studies have shown that these drugs cause neuroplasticity. The exact mechanisms underlying these neuroplastic effects are unknown, though there are a number of competing hypotheses. My work has the potential to fill some gaps in our understanding of how these drugs work by using a simpler, yet living animal."
ALT Headshot of Jess Cardin, PhD
ALT Photo of the De Camilli lab members in summer 2023
ALT Flyer with QR code to apply for an 8-week paid summer undergraduate internship in neuroscience at Yale. Sponsored by the Kavli Institute for Neuroscience at Yale.
ALT Flyer of special seminar by Frederic Hoerndli, PhD
ALT Portrait of Oliver Glomb, PhD
ALT Quote from Oliver Glomb, PhD: "The concentration of researchers in one place that are so passionate for their science makes this place very exciting and helped me to progress very fast with my project. The number of seminars, both to become inspired by the work of my colleagues as well as to receive feedback on my own work, make the research at Yale outstanding."
ALT Call for application for the Kavli Postdoctoral Award for Academic Diversity: The Kavli Institute for Neuroscience at the Yale School of Medicine is committed to fostering and supporting an inclusive and representative neuroscience research community. Diversity is vital to achieving excellence and innovation in scientific research. The Kavli Postdoctoral Award for Academic Diversity seeks to support exceptional scholars who bring a diversity of perspectives, identities, and backgrounds to academic research, including those from groups that are historically underrepresented in the sciences. This Award will support up to two years of mentored research in the neurosciences at Yale University, including salary, benefits, and a research allowance. Awardees will join a nurturing community that promotes scientific excellence through mentorship, training, and professional development.
ALT Screenshot of a slide depicting Kung Fu Panda, from the keynote of Daniel Colon-Ramos, PhD, next to photos of student attendees on Zoom.
ALT Flyer of the Interaction Potential conference highlighting the work of Hunter College undergrads in neuroscience. Registration QR code.