Cody studies oligodendrocytes and the amazing cell biology underlying myelination. He completed his PhD with Dwight Bergles at Johns Hopkins University, where he mapped myelination patterns across cortical neuron types and showed that regeneration after demyelination reshapes those patterns rather than restoring them. As a postdoc with Kelly Monk at Oregon Health & Science University, he turned to zebrafish to watch myelin sheaths form in real time. He is starting the Call Lab at Notre Dame in July 2027.
The first students in this lab will help define it. We're recruiting rotation students now.
Join the lab →This role is open. We're looking for someone to help build the lab from the ground up.
Join the lab →Notre Dame undergraduate researchers will be central to how this lab works. There are many opportunities to gain research experience!
Join the lab →We work closely with the Heo Lab at Notre Dame on new tools for genetic manipulation in zebrafish.