The Sober Lab studies how the nervous system drives muscle activity to produce skilled, complex movements. Our tools for analysis include physiological recordings from neurons and muscles, behavioral manipulations, the development of novel electrode technologies, and computational approaches. We combine these methods to explore the interplay between sensory feedback, the brain’s search for agile motor patterns, and the mechanics of the body in motion.
Lab News
Jul 31, 2024 - Aanya Vusirikala presents her research at SURE 2024 poster session
Aanya Vusirikala presented her research at the Emory Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) poster session held on July 31, 2024. Aanya is a undergraduate Quantitative Social Science (QSS) major with a concentration in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology (NBB) and is mentored by Sober lab neuroscience PhD student Leila Pascual.
May 12, 2024 - Anna Sotirescu graduated with Highest Honors from Emory College of Arts and Sciences
Congratulations to Anna! Anna Sotirescu did her undergraduate research under the mentorship of Dr. Amanda Jacob. She was a Biology major and completed an Honors thesis in her senior year. She defended her undergraduate thesis and earned “Highest Honors” for her written thesis and oral presentation. Anna will be continuing on to veterinary school in the fall.