Sam Seid
Research Associate
Sam Seid joined the Institute in 2017 as a member of the Optical Physiology team, performing in vivo 2-photon microscopy in behaving mice. Before coming to the Institute, Sam worked as a Laboratory Technician in a microbiology quality control lab for food and water samples. Sam attended Western Washington University, graduating in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Neuroscience. During this time, Sam assisted in Jackie Rose’s research lab studying synaptic plasticity in C.elegans.
Selected Publications
bioRxiv
June 29, 2018
de Vries S, Lecoq J, Buice MA, Groblewski PA, Ocker GK, Oliver M, Feng F, Cain N, Ledochowitsch P, Millman D, Roll K, Garrett M, Keenan T, Kuan L, Mihalas S, Olsen S, Thompson C, Wakeman W, Waters J, Williams D, Barber C, Berbesque N, Blanchard B, Bowles N, Caldejon S, Casal L, Cho A, Cross S, Dang C, Dolbeare T, Edwards M, Galbraith J, Gaudreault N, Griffin F, Hargrave P, Howard R, Huang L, Jewell S, Keller N, Knoblich U, Larkin J, Larsen R, Lau C, Lee E, Lee F, Leon A, Li L, Long F, Luviano J, Mace K, Nguyen T, Perkins J, Robertson M, Seid S, Shea-Brown E, Shi J, Sjoquist N, Slaughterbeck C, Sullivan D, Valenza R, White C, Williford A, Witten D, Zhuang J, Zeng H, Farrell C, Ng L, Bernard A, Phillips JW, R Reid C, Koch C