Ashley Juavinett is an Associate Teaching Professor in Neurobiology at UC San Diego with nine years of experience bridging research, teaching, and science communication. She completed a PhD in Neuroscience and has led neural-circuit investigations using advanced methods from two-photon imaging and optogenetics to freely-moving electrophysiology. In addition to running courses and mentoring students, she writes for outlets like The Transmitter and the Simons Foundation, translating complex neuroscience into engaging public-facing stories. Her background spans bench science—PhD work on visual pathways and postdoctoral studies on multisensory processing—to curriculum development and editorial roles, reflecting a rare combination of hands-on experimental expertise and clear science communication.
10 years of coding experience
University of California San Diego
Bachelor of Science, Neuroscience, Bachelor of Science, Neuroscience at Lafayette College
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