Mark Dombrovski, PhD
@DombrovskiMark
Molecular Principles of Brain Wiring | Incoming Asst Professor at CU Boulder MCDB | NEI K99/R00 | Postdoc @UCLA, Zipursky lab | HHWF fellow | PhD @UVA | МГУ ‘12
This 3-minute video, produced by @scitube_social, shares the core of what I have been working on over the past six years at @dgsomucla, and what I plan to keep further exploring at @CUBoulderMCDB: how specific connections form in the brain, and how they shape behavior. 📄 Recent…
Grateful to work with such creative and collaborative colleagues as @_Alina_Sergeeva from @ZuckermanBrain and John Lee from @dgsomucla. Take a look at their elegant work at @Nature showing how astrocytes use molecular self-recognition to shape their structure.
Grateful and excited to share our new paper in @Nature! John Lee (@dgsomucla) and I (@ZuckermanBrain) explored how astrocytes use molecular self-recognition to shape their complex structure. This project showcases the power of collaboration. 🔗 nature.com/articles/s4158…
Spatial profiling of the interplay between cell type- and vision-dependent transcriptomic programs in the visual cortex biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Delighted to receive a K99 award from the #NIH #NEI that will fund my independent work on molecular determinants of brain wiring for the next 5 years

Great talk by @DombrovskiMark, who visited the Weizmann Institute during these crazy times. Mark talked about visuomotor transformation - or in other words, how the fly brain translates vision into action. Super cool science using top-notch tools! Thanks Mark
Excited to share our new paper with Michael Hallquist @kaihwang12 and @bealuna55, bridging working memory and RL accounts of how rewards resolve option competition within parietal maps as one shifts from exploration to exploitation. science.org/doi/full/10.11…
Delighted to be back at the @uvabio to give the Fleming Lecture and meet old friends.


@DombrovskiMark, former CSHL Drosophila neurobiology course student presenting his current work at @WVUBiology @Dacks_Lab @JuliusJonaitis @ucla
A neural strategy for directional behaviour nature.com/articles/d4158… - nice little write-up of a very cool study