Dr. Rich was honored to speak at the Trinity College Neuroscience Program Seminar this week, outlining the findings motivating the lab’s research directions and (hopefully!) inspiring a new generation of computational neuroscientists.
The Rich Lab is excited to welcome another graduate student, Pablo Medina Lara, who has joined the lab for the start of the 2025-26 academic year! Learn more about him and the lab’s other members here.
The Rich Lab has received its first official grant via UConn’s Institute for Brain and Cognitive Sciences (IBACS) Seed Grant program! This funding will accelerate our investigation of the mechanisms of Vagus Nerve Stimulation in post-stroke rehabilitation, via both computational modeling and clinical data collection.
The Rich Lab is excited to welcome another graduate student, Chris Engborg, who has joined the lab as of the Spring 2025 semester! Learn more about him and the lab’s other members here.
Undergraduate Research Assistant Tarun Shriram presented the Rich Lab’s first official poster this past week at UConn’s Fall Frontiers poster exhibition. Congrats Tarun!
The Rich lab’s first graduate student, Michael Schneider, has officially begun his studies with the beginning of the Fall 2024 semester! Learn more about him and the lab’s undergraduate research assistants here.
The Rich Lab has officially opened, as of January 2024, in the Department of Physiology and Neurobiology at UConn.
