Jon Flynn, Ph.D.

Assistant Teaching Professor at Rice University
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Houston, Texas, United States, US
Languages
  • German -

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Experience

    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Assistant Teaching Professor
      • Jul 2019 - Present

    • Lecturer in Neuroscience
      • Aug 2017 - Jun 2019

  • Taste Of Science
    • Houston, Texas Area
    • City Coordinator
      • Jan 2016 - Present

  • BrainSTEM
    • 6100 Main St., Houston, TX 77005
    • Faculty Director
      • Jan 2011 - Present

      BrainSTEM is a service organization dedicated to teaching STEM subjects through neuroscience. We are a multiple institution program, with members from Rice University, UTHealth, GSBS, MD Anderson and Baylor College of Medicine. Our group teaches throughout the Houston community at a variety of academic levels. Our primary service is teaching a weekly neuroscience class at KIPP Sunnyside High School. For more information, go to 'www.brainstem.club'. BrainSTEM is a service organization dedicated to teaching STEM subjects through neuroscience. We are a multiple institution program, with members from Rice University, UTHealth, GSBS, MD Anderson and Baylor College of Medicine. Our group teaches throughout the Houston community at a variety of academic levels. Our primary service is teaching a weekly neuroscience class at KIPP Sunnyside High School. For more information, go to 'www.brainstem.club'.

    • Graduate Student
      • Aug 2010 - Jan 2017

      • Applied for and awarded a 3-year NLM training grant • Started and managed 3 novel experiments from conception to completion, including IRB applications, acquiring materials, data collection/analysis, record keeping, and writing/publishing papers • Built an analytical model to describe how neural stochasticity leads to quantifiable perceptual errors • Modeled the role of AMPA receptors and voltage gated channels in a calcium dependent model of synaptic plasticity • Collected… Show more • Applied for and awarded a 3-year NLM training grant • Started and managed 3 novel experiments from conception to completion, including IRB applications, acquiring materials, data collection/analysis, record keeping, and writing/publishing papers • Built an analytical model to describe how neural stochasticity leads to quantifiable perceptual errors • Modeled the role of AMPA receptors and voltage gated channels in a calcium dependent model of synaptic plasticity • Collected electrophysiological data from over 40 patients both in and out of the OR, gaining experience with both patients and medical staff • Provided evidence for a distributed timing mechanism within the brain using the above clinical data Show less • Applied for and awarded a 3-year NLM training grant • Started and managed 3 novel experiments from conception to completion, including IRB applications, acquiring materials, data collection/analysis, record keeping, and writing/publishing papers • Built an analytical model to describe how neural stochasticity leads to quantifiable perceptual errors • Modeled the role of AMPA receptors and voltage gated channels in a calcium dependent model of synaptic plasticity • Collected… Show more • Applied for and awarded a 3-year NLM training grant • Started and managed 3 novel experiments from conception to completion, including IRB applications, acquiring materials, data collection/analysis, record keeping, and writing/publishing papers • Built an analytical model to describe how neural stochasticity leads to quantifiable perceptual errors • Modeled the role of AMPA receptors and voltage gated channels in a calcium dependent model of synaptic plasticity • Collected electrophysiological data from over 40 patients both in and out of the OR, gaining experience with both patients and medical staff • Provided evidence for a distributed timing mechanism within the brain using the above clinical data Show less

    • Founding Member
      • 2014 - 2015

  • UNC Wilmington
    • 601 S College Rd; Wilmington, NC 28403
    • Resident Assistant
      • Aug 2009 - May 2010

      I organized and kept safe a dorm full of college freshmen, with 24 males under my direct supervision. I built an friendly living environment, and helped the student mature intellectually and emotionally into adults that could take care of themselves and self organize. Part of my job was to design social events, using school funds, to entertain and teach students. I organized and kept safe a dorm full of college freshmen, with 24 males under my direct supervision. I built an friendly living environment, and helped the student mature intellectually and emotionally into adults that could take care of themselves and self organize. Part of my job was to design social events, using school funds, to entertain and teach students.

Education

  • The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth)
    Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Theoretical Neuroscience
    2011 - 2017
  • University of North Carolina at Wilmington
    Bachelor of Science (BS), Triple Major: Physics, Psychology, and Philosophy
    2005 - 2010

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