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.
9 years of coding experience
University of California San Diego
Bachelor of Science, Neuroscience, Bachelor of Science, Neuroscience at Lafayette College
Code and documentation to analyze the Allen Institute's Cell Type dataset
Contributions:251 commits, 237 pushes, 1 branch in 2 years 3 months
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