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# Welcome to the Thomas Lab

A Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience Lab at Temple University School of Medicine

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- [Home](https://www.thomaslab.org/) - A Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience Lab at Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, focusing on regulation of neuronal signaling by palmitoylation
- [News and Events](https://www.thomaslab.org/news-and-events/) - April 2025 Big congratulations to first author Xiaotian Zhang, screening expert Heykyeong Jeong and all other contributors for the publication of our paper on identification of neuroprotective compounds that inhibit acute, axonal palmitoylation of DLK. This highly collaborative effort took advantage of the unique combination of resources and skills at Temple's Lewis Katz School of
- [Publications](https://www.thomaslab.org/publications/) - Pubs and links
- [Lab Members](https://www.thomaslab.org/current-lab-members/) - Principal Investigator Gareth M. Thomas, Ph.D Gareth is an Associate Professor in the Shriners Hospitals Pediatric Research Center at Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia. He is also a member of the new Department of Neural Sciences. Gareth obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of Cambridge and then did his graduate research in the
- [Join Us](https://www.thomaslab.org/positions-available/) - We are always interested in hearing from motivated and talented people with an interest in neuroscience, cellular signaling or related fields who might want to join our team. In particular, following recent grant awards, we are currently actively recruiting Postdoctoral Fellows and are also interested in recruiting students as part of Temple University School of
- [Research Focus](https://www.thomaslab.org/research-focus/) - How are intracellular signals spatially controlled in neurons? Every moment, our nervous system must sense, integrate and process vast amounts of information from the environment and then ensure that we act on that information appropriately. It is thus unsurprising that neurons, which must coordinate this huge array of inputs and outputs, are the most morphologically complex cells in the
- [Contact Us](https://www.thomaslab.org/location-and-contact-details/) - We are located in the recently constructed Medical Education and Research Building (MERB) at Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia, USA. Please feel free to contact us at: gareth.thomas@temple.edu Shriners Hospitals Pediatric Research Center Temple University School of Medicine MERB 650 3500 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19140

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