https://www.raberlab.com/previous-lab-members daily 0.75 2025-09-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/1614039170206-O6IH2INLVY9OKP1MHERO/2010lab+picture+6-2010.JPG Previous Lab Members Raber Lab 2010 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/1614039508018-ZWBORA1F95F5WV8TRY0W/2009+lab+pic.png Previous Lab Members 2009 Raber Lab https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/1614039113562-9EU291VEQ8ZNJ8MFWXHZ/2007DCP_4534.JPG Previous Lab Members Raber Lab 2007 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/1614039063974-9KHZ4YAH6NAAJ09ZK1DJ/2004Lab+picture.jpg Previous Lab Members Raber Lab 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/1614038893264-TQVMA2ZTPXF8BO71D75N/2002lab+1.jpg Previous Lab Members Raber Lab 2002 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/1614039020643-FP9R6103F5RKEEJTBIIX/2002lab+7.jpg Previous Lab Members Raber Lab 2002 https://www.raberlab.com/publications daily 0.75 2026-03-04 https://www.raberlab.com/video-protocols daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://www.raberlab.com/welcome daily 1.0 2026-03-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/6a1522b2-b3e5-468e-950f-64f6e2e6f3a8/20250804_140100.jpg Welcome - Make it stand out Raber Lab 2025 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/8a8d6caf-eba3-4667-a431-eff5f86f7436/RaberLab2023.jpg Welcome - Make it stand out Raber Lab 2023 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/763f3e8a-62bf-48a9-9900-78a9a596dd20/Raber+Lab+Picture+2024.jpeg Welcome - Make it stand out Raber Lab 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/08133174-de16-4150-a9e1-6b2235c79f5f/NW+Noggin+10.2023.jpg Welcome NW Noggin visits the Raber Lab 2023 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/47c56a45-e935-4bce-b68b-9bcc4f913112/2023+mouse+cranial+window.jpg Welcome - Make it stand out Top view of blood vessels sitting on the surface of a in-vivo mouse cortex. https://www.raberlab.com/current-lab-members daily 0.75 2026-01-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/3f6c5b62-e453-4f75-a533-1e56c2131abc/DSC_0035.jpg Current Lab Members - Emily Bunnell, Research Assistant I am from Portland, Oregon, and earned my BA in Neuroscience with honors from Pitzer College in Claremont, California, where I was also a member of the Pomona-Pitzer volleyball team. I joined the Raber Lab as an intern in the summer of 2023 and have since transitioned to a Research Assistant role. I plan to attend a graduate program in the near future to pursue a career focused on elucidating the pathological mechanisms and alterations underlying psychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders. Outside of research, I enjoy watching movies, painting, and thrifting! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/106cbaf6-718d-48a6-919d-116caa8344e8/foto.jpg Current Lab Members - Ricardo Cardoso Cassilhas, PhD I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Education and the Graduate Program in Health Sciences (PPGCS) at the Federal University of the Jequitinhonha and Mucuri Valleys (UFVJM) in Diamantina, Brazil. I hold both a Master’s and a PhD in Psychobiology from the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP), where I also completed postdoctoral research, as well as at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, focusing on the effects of atmospheric pollution on the aging brain and cognition. My research and teaching are guided by a continual pursuit of balance and integrity – values I strive to embody in both science and life, seeking to do everything fairly and perfectly. I am deeply passionate about understanding how physical exercise and other lifestyle interventions influence brain function and health, particularly in the aging process, neurodegenerative diseases, metabolic or mental disorders. By integrating exercise physiology, neuroscience, and cognitive science, I aim to uncover how these interventions can promote resilience in the aging and diseased brain. I am thrilled to collaborate with the Raber Lab, where I look forward to advancing my expertise in translational neuroscience through cuƫing-edge behavioral models and genetic biomarker research, while contributing my exercise physiology perspective to ongoing projects on cognitive resilience and brain health. This collaboration represents an exciting opportunity for mutual learning and growth in our shared pursuit of scientific excellence. Outside the lab, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, watching movies, and playing video games. I also practice strength training and kung fu as part of my own journey toward harmony of body and mind. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/8717f3d4-bd36-4d5a-a21a-f7a312d36fac/LAE%2BCEI%2Bphoto.png Current Lab Members - Lesley Everett, M.D., Ph.D. I am a physician-scientist with a basic research program and complementary clinical practice focused on rare inherited retinal diseases and gene therapy at the OHSU Casey Eye Institute. I have specific clinical and research interests in neuro-ophthalmic disorders resulting from genetic defects in vascular development, including a rare disease known as microcephaly and chorioretinopathy (MCCRP). Building upon my training in human-genetics, epidemiology, and ophthalmology, my ultimate goal is to establish an inter-disciplinary research program aimed at improving our understanding of the vascular development of the retina and brain. To this end, I am fortunate to have critical mentorship from Dr. Raber and other colleagues in neuroscience and neurodevelopment at OHSU in order to define the neurologic phenotype(s) of our novel MCCRP mouse models. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/ef082aa5-9dbb-4ff4-b157-5c6ab94844a9/ben_M_website.jpg Current Lab Members - Benjamin Matei, Medical Student I am from Germany and currently studying medicine in Salzburg, Austria. Part of my studies include a research trimester which has to be concluded with a diploma thesis. I am especially interested in behavioral neuroscience and how behavior in general is altered by different factors like our environment our diet and genetics. While looking for a potential topic to conduct my research on, I stumbled over a publication from Professor Raber on the gut microbiome and its relation to neurological behavior via the gut-brain-axis. I contacted the Raber Lab and was granted the opportunity to take part in their research. I am truly excited and very grateful to learn how to conduct research and looking forward to being part of this team. Besides my studies, I love going hiking, eating out at a good restaurant and travelling with my wife. I enjoy reading books, listening to music and playing board games. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/a997f825-7b21-4e8f-8877-88b64c9751bb/Badge+Photo.jpg Current Lab Members - Abigail O’Niel, Graduate Student Researcher I grew up in Montana and moved to the PNW to pursue higher education at Washington State University Vancouver. I completed a bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience with minors in both Spanish and Biology in 2022. I worked with Jacob as a research assistant for 2 years before matriculating into the graduate program in the fall of 2024. Under a co-mentorship with Drs. Jacob Raber and Elizabeth Moss, I aim to investigate the relationship between olfactory function and Alzheimer’s disease risk, with a particular focus on how genetic susceptibility modulates early olfactory deficits. When I’m not studying, I enjoy thrift shopping, fashion sewing, taking dance classes, and hanging out with my 5-lb Netherland Dwarf bunny. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/50cf9d6c-58b9-4af1-a1d9-ee351646289f/Headshot+2022.jpeg Current Lab Members - Michelle Palumbo, Postdoctoral Fellow I'm originally from the San Francisco Bay Area and I received by BS from the University of California, Davis and my MS from Northwestern University. My PhD is from Behavioral and Systems Neuroscience at OHSU. As a postdoc I'm excited to work on delivering novel gene therapy tools across the blood-brain barrier for neurodegenerative diseases. In my free time I love to hike, backpack, and travel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/e82f3335-ee9e-4497-a415-7d7f5f255283/Elizabeth+murdock+scholar.jpg Current Lab Members - Elizabeth Saltonstall, Research Assistant I’m originally from Northern California but came to Portland to get an undergraduate degree at Lewis and Clark College. There, I earned my BA in Psychology with a minor in Neuroscience. I began at the Raber lab as an intern in the Murdock Scholars program in 2023. Since then, I’ve gotten to work on a variety of projects here in the lab and have graduated from Intern to Research Assistant. I’m interested in medicine and medical science, especially all things brain-related. On the weekends, I volunteer in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) here at OHSU. In my free time, I knit and crochet, and I love to explore new coffee shops in the city, or hang out with my cat, Smudge. https://www.raberlab.com/mentorship daily 0.75 2026-03-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/436d82bb-fd75-422f-9850-d3bbfe170628/smith-127.jpeg Mentorship - Caroline Smith I am originally from Folsom, California and now earning my B.S. in biological sciences at Linfield University where I am part of two research projects. Ultimately, I would like to pursue a PhD and research position in cell biology and molecular genetics, so I am very excited to be joining the Raber Lab as a 2026 Murdock Scholar! Outside of my schoolwork and research, I work as a tutor for core biology classes, founded Linfield's Disability and Accessibility Club, and coach youth lacrosse. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/92db230d-37db-4560-afb3-ba1b712a8e3a/processed-F4BC7447-9769-47CF-A2C2-007A28A08EB2.jpeg Mentorship - Ayah Al-Hashim My name is Ayah Al-Hashim, and I am a senior at St. Mary’s Academy. Ever since I was young, I have participated in science fairs, which have ignited my interest in science and research. The last project I worked on was about neuroscience and memory, and working on it really helped me realize my love for neuroscience and neurobiology. My interest in neuroscience is primarily in memory and cognition. I am also excited to learn and enhance my skills in research. Beyond science, I am very involved in St. Mary’s activities such as mock trial, model UN, Women of Color in Action, and I am the leader of many other clubs such as the Muslim student association and the Middle Eastern Student Union. I am eager to work in the Raber lab and to get hands-on experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/5337e61c-df64-4335-8d9c-f4479bfdfcba/Ella_Shanava.jpg Mentorship - Ella Shanava I'm originally from Northern California, but moved to Portland to study psychology and neuroscience at Lewis & Clark College. After completing my bachelors degree, I plan to continue to explore my research interests and pursue a graduate education in the near future. Ultimately, my goal is to pursue a career exploring the neural basis of aphantasia, the inability to visualize, and anendophasia, the absence of an inner monologue. Outside of my studies, I enjoy hiking, making abstract art, and baking. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/e3f52311-b87c-4146-9092-4101824dd658/20250820_191222.jpg Mentorship - Nhat Ha Nguyen I am working on my undergraduate degrees in Mathematics and Psychology at Portland State University. I got matched with Dr. Raber's lab from URISE, a program funded by the NIH for undergraduates who want to pursuit higher education for more research experience. My interest is very much in neurological basis of stress. If the research path doesn’t work out, you probably find me spend all of my time training Jiu Jitsu on the mat. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/2dd1500e-3c38-496a-aaf9-2f8deb95aaec/image.png Mentorship - Vaani Aga My name is Vaani Aga and I am currently a senior at Wilsonville High School. I have always been drawn to science and to serving my community. Throughout high school, I have volunteered at Red Cross blood drives, raised funds for children with medical needs through high school clubs, and organized baking fundraisers for causes such as the Lahaina fire in Maui. Besides my interest in science, I serve as the business co-lead of my high school’s FRC Robotics team. I am also bilingual (English and Spanish), teach ESL to high school freshmen, hold a 3rd-degree black belt in Taekwondo, and enjoy playing the viola and spending time with my dog Olive. These experiences have made me appreciate the impact that science can have on people’s lives. I am excited to join Dr. Raber’s lab and gain hands-on experience in scientific research. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/dd60dad2-d8be-40ce-b0f8-770511dc3595/IMG_4157.jpg Mentorship - Yaamini Aga My name is Yaamini Aga, and I am a senior at Wilsonville High School. I have a deep interest in exploring the field of science and have a goal of pursuing a career in the medical field. This led me to starting a chapter of the ‘Create for Kids’ club at my school to raise awareness about pediatric cancer and organize toy drives for children with cancer at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. Additionally, during the COVID-19 pandemic, my sister and I channeled our love for baking into raising money for causes such as COVID-19 relief efforts locally as well as in India. At school, I am a co-lead of the FRC Robotics business team. Outside the classroom, I am a third-degree black belt in Taekwondo and play the violin in my school’s chamber orchestra. I am fluent in Spanish and enjoy traveling internationally to learn about other cultures. Joining the Raber Lab will provide me with an exciting opportunity to learn about research in neuroscience. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/c230215c-e74b-4792-ab58-77cbadd9ae64/RiaAggarwal.jpg Mentorship - Ria Aggarwal My name is Ria Aggarwal, and I am an undergraduate at the University of Washington. I have always been passionate about science and math, especially in Neuroscience, genetics, and biomedical research. I joined the Raber Lab to continue enhancing my knowledge and interest in neurodegenerative disorders and biomedical research, and I am very grateful for this exciting opportunity. Outside the lab, I am a competitive athlete in Taekwondo and train with the US National Coach, along with leading OHSU Science Ambassadors and Protection of Animal Welfare and Safety (PAWS). You can find me tackling a new book series or a new Lego project in my spare time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/450da891-dd3e-4a9e-8db6-1f9f0938198f/PXL_20220512_061835608+%281%29.jpg Mentorship - Amy Bisson I am a senior undergraduate student at Corban University in Salem, Oregon. I have always been fascinated by the study of science, particularly mold toxicity, the microbiome, and chronic illnesses such as Lyme disease and their effects on the nervous system. Currently, I serve as the head teaching assistant for microbiology, genetics, and virology & immunology at Corban University. I am involved in several research projects, including examining how demonstrations during lectures affect undergraduate students' learning and retention of general chemistry material; investigating the impact of lifestyle choices on perceived stress and actual cortisol levels in undergraduate students; and studying the effects of EMF radiation on mold growth. Outside of my scientific pursuits, I am the Vice President of both the poetry club and the chess and board game club at Corban. In my free time, I enjoy creative writing, cooking, art, and rollerblading. After completing my undergraduate studies, I plan to apply to medical school to pursue an MD with a focus on either molecular pathology or neuropathology. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/c31b916c-92db-4b41-b1b3-33bf2e5a0791/Mitali.jpg Mentorship - Mitali Chaudhari My name is Mitali Chaudhari and I am a BS/MD candidate at University of South Florida. In my free time, I enjoy playing soccer, doing bharatanatyam classical dance, and playing the piano. I have always been passionate about science and wanted to pursue a career in that field for as long as I can remember. I have been involved in several activities, including lego robotics, HOSA, science olympiad, and science fairs, which have helped me diversify my knowledge in STEM. I am looking forward to interning at Raber Labs to enhance my knowledge on biomedical research. This experience provides me with valuable insight on modern research applications to solve real-world problems. I am truly grateful for this opportunity. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/6af41850-3173-43a0-8521-1019ec452557/IMG_7092.jpeg Mentorship - Izzy Eggleston My name is Izzy Eggleston, and I am a junior at Lincoln High School in Portland, Oregon. I am deeply interested in biology, chemistry, and the application of both in neuroscience. I compete in HOSA for Lincoln, specializing in behavioral neuroscience to help advance my understanding of medical science. I also founded and currently lead Lincoln’s Women in STEM Club, running youth outreach programs and giving girls a space to feel empowered. Outside of school, I take a very active role in my community, regularly volunteering at a local women’s shelter in downtown Portland, where I serve on their youth advocacy board. I am also an avid runner and enjoy thrifting and hiking in my free time. I am so excited to join the Raber Lab, where I will gain hands-on laboratory experience and learn more about neurobiology and biomedical research. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/96ee5302-19ce-4a7b-94a4-9e466619e88a/IMG_0284.jpeg Mentorship - Aarya Joshi My name is Aarya Joshi, and I am a rising senior at Westview High School pursuing a future in healthcare. My passion for medicine has guided my academic journey, and I’m incredibly grateful to be able to take my first steps into research with the Raber Lab. Beyond academics, I’m actively involved in HOSA and volunteer with Westview’s American Red Cross, where I volunteer at blood drives, and OHSU Science Ambassadors, where I tutor elementary students in science. I also teach English to middle schoolers through an Indian nonprofit. As a language enthusiast, I’m fluent in Marathi and am currently learning Spanish, Hindi, and American Sign Language. In my free time, I enjoy reading, piano, Indian classical singing, and baking. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/0cd85bd7-571d-49bc-ad5b-6a1cb89b45fd/thumbnail_IMG_2465.jpg Mentorship - Mauhia Kimata I was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii and came up to Oregon to get my B.S. in Biology from George Fox University. I recently graduated in April 2024 and have been working towards a career as a Physician. During my undergraduate years, I became fascinated with the field of Neuroscience but never got to dive into the research side of it until now. I am stoked to be a part of the Raber Lab and looking forward to what’s in store! In addition to all the academics, I love to surf, hike, play and write music, and cook for friends and family. My favorite food is undeniably a good pot of rice! I also currently volunteer as a worship leader at Redhills church in Newberg where I play cello, guitar and sing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/e1005e98-e02d-442b-829d-9f11d4a8aaae/IMG_7819.JPG Mentorship - Kaiya Kozuma I am from Hilo, Hawaii but also grew up in Oregon and Washington! I got my undergraduate degree in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from UCLA with a minor in Global Health. I have been active in cancer research for the last 4 years at The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, and at OHSU while earning my MS. I come to the Raber lab during my transition away from cancer biology and into psychology and behavioral neurobiology. I have a passion for science and research and have always loved helping others. In my spare time, I am a yoga instructor, I love to be active, read, cook, do the New York Times Crossword puzzle, and spend time with my dog, Koa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/44990bb7-692d-4a72-968d-78d62b6eb2c8/perfil+foto.JPG Mentorship - Mariana Llamas I was born and raised in Brazil and moved to Washington in 2018. Currently, I am a senior at Washington State University Vancouver, pursuing a dual bachelor's degree in Psychology and Neuroscience, with a strong interest in Behavioral Neuroscience research. My goal is to deepen my understanding of the intricate relationships between behavior and brain function. I am eager to learn new skills and enhance my research techniques. As a pre-med student planning to apply for a MD/PhD dual degree, I recognize the importance of this experience in shaping my future career. My hobbies outside of science include poetry, crocheting, hiking and cooking. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/48cb01d5-c86c-4d38-8df1-59d8c7daaf3f/IMG_6482.JPEG Mentorship - Shriya Marla My name is Shriya Marla and I am currently a senior at Jesuit High School in Portland Oregon I have a passion for science and plan to pursue a career in the medical field. I am excited to work in the Raber Lab and be able to continue learning about neurological diseases and the scientific research process. I am grateful for the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and understand how to apply biomedical research in real-life situations. Outside of school, I lead my school’s Science Bowl and HOSA clubs and participate in the Science Fair as a way to immerse myself in the STEM field. Additionally, I learn Indian classical dance, western classical piano, and am a member of the award-winning speech and debate team at Sunset High School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/30254fc0-3840-4560-b601-cf4348f48ea6/SaanviPicture.jpeg Mentorship - Saanvi Vodapally My name is Saanvi Vodapally, and I am currently a senior at Sunset High School, located in Portland, Oregon. I have a deep passion for technology and biochemistry, with a particular interest in neuroscience research and using technology to model biological patterns and structures. I am thrilled and incredibly grateful to be a part of the Raber Lab, where I can deepen my understanding of behavioral neuroscience and genetics while gaining hands-on research experience and applying it to real-world applications! Beyond the lab, I am actively involved in Sunset’s Speech and Debate Team, and healthcare policy advocacy, and have competed internationally in HOSA. I also run a science mentorship program that connects elementary school students with high school mentors to cultivate their passion for STEM. A boba enthusiast and avid baker, I also enjoy reading, graphic design, and playing the piano in my free time. https://www.raberlab.com/principal-investigator daily 0.75 2024-03-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/1613719524676-WWOXHOZ8YW0DKTX0A5ET/JacobStJohn%27sbridge1120IMG_1174.jpg Principal Investigator https://www.raberlab.com/media daily 0.75 2024-01-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58e2baa3197aea8ba60e4ee3/1614039970429-O7WRTAADUXHIXGYE4JEV/Cells-Dark-Kit.png Media - Neurodegeneration 101 Lecture series by Sydney Weber Boutros Image courtesy of Kit S. 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Our graduate and undergraduate volunteers are developing experts in science communication, teaching in academic priority K-12 schools, theaters, museums, youth correctional facilities, symphonies, hospitals, houseless youth centers, breweries (including the legendary Fort George :), coffee shops (including Astoria’s Street 14), Native American summer camps, Congress and bike shop pubs! Since 2012, we’ve brought real human brains and STEAM art projects to more than 45,000 students in Portland, Vancouver, Astoria, Warrenton, eastern, coastal and southern Oregon, eastern Washington, San Diego, Chicago and DC public schools! We’ve offered free collaborative talks from graduate and postdoctoral neuroscientists and artists at local venues, and have informed thousands of community members about current, federally funded research, training graduates to innovatively and effectively present their work to a lay audience. 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