Representing the SMU Biology epilepsy research group along with the Dr. Amy L. Brewster, PhD lab

The aftermath of the annual lab white elephant gift exchange

Thank you @jmaglab for visiting SMU Biology and for a fantastic and thought-provoking seminar! We had an epilepsy epilepsy social with good company and good texas BBQ Glasscock Lab Lena Nguyen

Welcome to the Hilltop, Dr. Hibshman et al.! We're excited to have you and your new foal.

So proud of Ellen Aughenbaugh and Regina Moreno Vera for being the 1st undergraduates from the Glasscock Lab to ever present posters at the annual SMU Research & Innovation Week symposium and for winning poster awards! Two future neuroscience all-stars! SMU Biology SMU Dedman College

Congratulations to Dr. Kelsey Halvorson on a fabulous PhD defense!! Celebrating you from Ohio til I can celebrate with you in person 🥂🎉

I’m proud to announce the newest PhD recipient from the lab, Dr. Kelsey Halvorson. She’s a superstar in the field of epilepsy and neuroscience who has great things ahead of her. SMU Biology SMU Dedman College

Happy to get to celebrate Kelsey Halvorson graduating with her PhD today! Way to go, Kelsey! SMU Biology

Our lab’s latest paper, out today in the Journal of General Physiology SMU Biology

.Man et al. Glasscock Lab SMU Biology (hubs.la/Q02KqvnL0) reveal that, thought they only generate small currents in the sinoatrial node, Kv1.1 channels have a significant impact on cardiac pacemaking. Learn more in Research News: hubs.la/Q02KqCWh0

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Merry Christmas from the Glasscock lab SMU Biology SMU 🎄🎅🎁

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So happy to finally get this exciting research out into the world after many years of work! 🥳 SMU Biology SMU SMU Dedman College

Proud of this new SUDEP research by Kelsey Halvorson. You don’t see many papers with only two authors these days.

Sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP) is the leading cause of epilepsy-related mortality. Although the underlying mechanisms have historically remained a mystery, new findings from SMU biology professor Edward Glasscock are beginning to provide valuable clues. Read more:

SGP congratulates Dr. Man Si on receiving the 2025 Cranefield Postdoctoral Fellow Award for her outstanding paper, “Epilepsy-associated Kv1.1 channel subunits regulate intrinsic cardiac pacemaking in mice” doi.org/10.1085/jgp.20…

Excited to participate as a mentor in this valuable summer epilepsy research program. SMU Biology