About us
The Li lab studies molecular pathways that control neural stem cell fate, differentiation, and circuit assembly. We focus on the development of the cerebellum. We employ mouse genetics, embryonic stem cell differentiation, 3D-imaging, single-cell analysis to unveil mechanisms of brain development in health and disease.
News
- Our paper is now published in Nature Neuroscience!Posted on August 19, 2025
- Our paper is accepted by Nature NeurosciencePosted on July 31, 2025
- A new preprint article in bioRxivPosted on November 8, 2024
- Congratulations to Dr. Nagham Farah!Posted on August 6, 2024
- Nagham won poster award again and will speak at the SfN meetingPosted on August 11, 2023
- Training and Professional Development
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DOSO Faculty Workshops Series
The Dean of Students Office presents the Faculty Workshop Series - Holistic Student Support!During this online workshop, we will review the Husky Book... [Read More] -
3rd Annual MS Symposium-CME
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UASCEND Professional Development Curriculum
The Office of Academic Program Assessment (OAPA) is excited to offer the UASCEND program again during the Fall 2026 semester. UASCEND provides a semester-long... [Read More] - Appointments, Retirements, and Searches
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Support First-Year Huskies: Teach an FYE Class
Volunteer to teach a First Year Experience (FYE) class at Storrs and join the FYE community!Teach a 1-credit UNIV 1800 course during the Fall semester... [Read More] - Information for Deans, Directors, and Department Heads
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Week 8: Last Day to Submit Your Midterm Grades
Submit Your Midterm Grades1. Mid-Semester Grade Rosters Are Now Available University Senate By-Laws require that instructors of 1000... [Read More]
Contact
| Phone: | 860-678-3836 |
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| E-mail: | jali@uchc.edu |
| Address: | Cell and Genome Sciences Building R1143 Department of Genetics and Genome Science University of Connecticut Health Center 400 Farmington Ave. Farmington, CT 06030-6403 |