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ANANT JAIN, Ph.D.
ANANT JAIN, Ph.D.
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
Anant is a trained neurophysiologist with over ten years of experience in studying biochemical signalling underlying diverse synaptic and neuronal functions. Throughout his research career, he has used computational electrophysiology, two-photon microscopy and FRET biosensors.
2024-present - Partner head Max Planck Institute
2024-present -Assistant Professor, CHINTA, TCG CREST
2019 - 2024 -Postdoctoral Fellow, Max Planck Florida Institute of Neuroscience, USA (Advisor: Dr. Ryohei Yasuda)
2012 - 2019 -PhD in Neuroscience, Northwestern University (Advisor: Dr. Catherine Woolley)
Lab Members
Lab Members
Palamou Das, PhD., SINP,Kolkata
Palamou Das, PhD., SINP,Kolkata
POST-DOC (ANRF Fellow)
Working on quantifying organellar interaction during synapse specific plasticity
palamou.das@tcgcrest.org LinkedIn- Palamou
Manas Pratim Chakraborty, PhD., IISER,Kolkata
Manas Pratim Chakraborty, PhD., IISER,Kolkata
POST-DOC (ANRF Fellow)
Investigating neuromodulatory circuits involved in behavioural timescale plasticity and place cell formation
Arshama Ziya Haque
Arshama Ziya Haque
PhD Student (ICMR Fellow)
Studying how local metabolic signalling supports behaviourally relevant plasticity.
Sulagna Chanda
Sulagna Chanda
PhD Student
Investigating sex differences in hippocampal Behavioural Timescale Synaptic Plasticity (BTSP) and place cell formation
Siddhi Shah, M.Sc., MSU Baroda
Siddhi Shah, M.Sc., MSU Baroda
Project Associate
Focuses on developing and characterizing novel FRET-based biosensors of TrkB-BDNF signalling underlying behaviourally relevant plasticity mechanism.
siddhi.shah@tcgcrest.org LinkedIn- Siddhi
Lab Alumni
Lab Alumni
Shreyas MirajProject Associate
Mousmi RaniVisiting PhD student
Kishore Kumar G Project Associate
Rajit RoyProject Associate
YatikaVisiting PhD student
Summer Interns
Summer Interns
Summer Interns 2026
Summer Interns 2025
Summer Interns 2024
Dissertation Students
Dissertation Students
Dissertation Students 2027
Dissertation Students 2026
Dissertation Students 2025
Scientific Advisor
Scientific Advisor
Lesley Colgan, Ph.D., Max Planck Florida Institute of Neuroscience
Lesley Colgan, Ph.D., Max Planck Florida Institute of Neuroscience
SCIENTIFIC CONSULTANT
Development of novel FRET biosensors for two photon imaging during plasticity and learning
Collaborators
Collaborators
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