Honored to receive the Sleep Research Society Foundation's Career Development Award (2026–2027) to support my work on neural circuit mechanisms of sleep homeostasis.

Grateful to the SRS Foundation and to everyone who has supported this journey.

The Wu Lab at @JohnsHopkins is looking for a new postdoc fellow to study sleep and/or circadian-related behaviors in mice. If you're interested in, please contact us.

www.markwulab.net

Our latest preprint is out, focusing on characterizing the response of Lhx6-positive neurons of the zona incerta (ZI) to naturally-occurring and experimentally-induced changes in the need to sleep, also known as sleep pressure.
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

A new paper from the Wu lab: "A subcircuit in the suprachiasmatic nucleus generates wakefulness", now published online in Advanced Science.
Congrats all, in particular Qiang Liu!

advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

It’s been a rewarding journey studying sleep as a postdoc, and I’m now exploring faculty positions in neuroscience.
My latest work uncovers a neural mechanism for homeostatic sleep.
Open to opportunities and always happy to chat!
🔗 linkedin.com/in/sang-soo-lee-55b395295

I'm thrilled to share that my postdoctoral work is now published in @science.org. We uncovered a new circuit mechanism that regulates homeostatic sleep in mice. Huge thanks to all collaborators and supporters!

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

I'm excited to share my first post with some great news;
our study on sleep homeostasis has been accepted! I’ll share more details once it’s published!

Just moved! I’ll be posting updates about my research and scientific things here!