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Research Projects
- Emergence of population delay-related activity driving working memory in hippocampal and cortical regions
(Arash Bellafard and Conor Dorian) - Changes in hippocampal population dynamics during learning of a spatial navigation task
(Ronen Reshef and Mina Shahi) - Prefrontal, accumbens, and hippocampal activity patterns driving social behavior in health and autism
(Pingping Zhao and Samara Miller) - Development of large field-of view miniaturized two-photon microscope
(Blake Madruga) - Discovering role of local and hierarchical networks in inference of cognitive (latent) and volatile external (sensory) task variables
(Karen Safaryan) - Contributions of discrete prefrontal neuronal populations to the encoding of decision outcomes
(Douglas Vormstein-Schneider and Zoë Day) - Applying novel voltage imaging techniques to study the relationship between population spiking activity and subthreshold potentials in different hippocampal cell types
(Liron Sheintuch and Diego Espino) - Applying miniaturized two-photon microscopy to study neural mechanisms underlying spatial memory
(Long Yang) - Analyzing neuron activities within iPSC-differentiated neurons to elucidate the correlation between Autism and neuron synaptic interactions
(Yan Jin)
