We are the Cardiorespiratory Neurogenetics Lab @ Southern Methodist Univ. We study genes/mechanisms underlying epilepsy and sudden death in epilepsy (SUDEP).
Dallas, TX
Joined March 2018
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Excited to participate as a mentor in this valuable summer epilepsy research program. @SMUBiology
Meet the 2025 BRIDGE Summer Interns! These outstanding students are spending the summer immersed in epilepsy research and clinical work. Learn more about the 2025 interns: 🔗 buff.ly/TIPUHOD
#EpilepsyResearch #BRIDGEInterns #FutureLeaders #AES2025 #EpilepsyAwareness
Glasscock Lab retweeted
SGP congratulates Dr. Man Si on receiving the 2025 Cranefield Postdoctoral Fellow Award for her outstanding paper, “Epilepsy-associated Kv1.1 channel subunits regulate intrinsic cardiac pacemaking in mice” doi.org/10.1085/jgp.20241357…
Many thanks to Miriam Fauzia for this well-written article raising awareness of SUDEP and highlighting our recent research. @SMU @SMUBiology @CureEpilepsy dallasnews.com/news/2025/01/…
Glasscock Lab retweeted
Sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP) is the leading cause of epilepsy-related mortality. Although the underlying mechanisms have historically remained a mystery, new findings from SMU biology professor Edward Glasscock are beginning to provide valuable clues.
Read more: bit.ly/3CpgHRJ
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Proud of this new SUDEP research by @KelseyPaulhus. You don’t see many papers with only two authors these days.
New paper alert! 🚨
My PhD work is officially out in Brain Communications! This study links corticolimbic excitatory neurons to epilepsy and seizure-related death from cardiorespiratory failure in a key SUDEP mouse model.
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So happy to finally get this exciting research out into the world after many years of work! 🥳 @SMUBiology @SMU @SMUDedman
So excited to be part of the @GlasscockLab newest publication at @JPhysiol! This paper explores sex-specific differences in a model of sudden death in epilepsy and the mechanisms that may underlie them.
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@SMUBiology @SMUDedman
The biology department here at Southern Methodist University in Dallas is looking to hire a tenure-track assistant professor/associate professor. Come join our group of supportive, productive, and well-funded faculty. Apply here: apply.interfolio.com/150755
Glasscock Lab retweeted
.@yaolisiman et al. @GlasscockLab @SMUBiology (hubs.la/Q02KqvnL0) reveal that, thought they only generate small currents in the sinoatrial node, Kv1.1 channels have a significant impact on cardiac pacemaking. Learn more in Research News: hubs.la/Q02KqCWh0
Our lab’s latest paper, out today in the Journal of General Physiology @SMUBiology
In @JGenPhysiol, @yaolisiman et al. @GlasscockLab show that genetic or pharmacological ablation of Kv1.1 K⁺ channel subunits reduces the firing rate of the heart’s sinoatrial node in mice, identifying Kv1.1 as a novel regulator of cardiac pacemaking. hubs.la/Q02HrT9S0
Happy to get to celebrate @KelseyPaulhus graduating with her PhD today! Way to go, Kelsey! @SMUBiology
Glasscock Lab retweeted
Congratulations to Dr. @KelseyPaulhus on a fabulous PhD defense!!
Celebrating you from Ohio til I can celebrate with you in person 🥂🎉
I’m proud to announce the newest PhD recipient from the lab, Dr. @KelseyPaulhus. She’s a superstar in the field of epilepsy and neuroscience who has great things ahead of her. @SMUBiology @SMUDedman
So proud of Ellen Aughenbaugh and Regina Moreno Vera for being the 1st undergraduates from the @GlasscockLab to ever present posters at the annual SMU Research & Innovation Week symposium and for winning poster awards! Two future neuroscience all-stars! @SMUBiology @SMUDedman
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Welcome to the Hilltop, Dr. Hibshman et al.! We're excited to have you and your new foal.
I’m excited to announce that I’ll be joining @SMUBiology this upcoming fall to start my lab! I look forward to building a team that is motivated to answer fundamental questions about how cells and organisms can survive extreme stress!
Glasscock Lab retweeted
Thank you @jmaglab for visiting @SMUBiology and for a fantastic and thought-provoking seminar! We had an epilepsy epilepsy social with good company and good texas BBQ @GlasscockLab @LenaNguyen_H
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Representing the @SMUBiology epilepsy research group along with the @AmyLBrewster lab
Excited to be back at @AmEpilepsySoc with some of my favorite research friends! If you’re here, come chat with me at my poster on Monday! @GlasscockLab
