Neuroscience 2025
Yixiong and Silvia showcased their research at the annual Society for Neuroscience meeting in San Diego. Yixiong presented his work on abnormal neuronal ensemble dynamics in a transgenic mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease. His study integrated experimental observations with computational modeling to identify critical disruptions in glutamate homeostasis underlying these abnormalities. Silvia shared our recent findings using gene-based activity mapping to explore brain circuit
Gaqi (Jakki) Tu, Ph. D.
We are thrilled to announce that Jakki has successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis! Her research uncovered the critical role of...
New paper published in iScience!
A collaboration between Jakki and Yangzi has led to an exciting new paper in iScience . Using miniscope calcium imaging, they explored...
CAN2025 in Toronto
We were thrilled to showcase four posters at the annual meeting of the Canadian Association for Neuroscience in Toronto! It was an...
Maryna Pilkiw, Ph. D.
We are thrilled to announce that Maryna has successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis! Her research delved into the critical differences in...
We are recruiting a new graduate student!
We are looking for a new domestic graduate student who will join the Psychology Ph. D. Direct Entry program in Fall 2025. The graduate...
Yixiong became a DSI Doctoral Student Fellow
Yixiong is one of fourteen graduate student who have received Doctoral Student Fellowships from Data Science Institute at the University...
We are recruiting a postdoctoral fellow.
We are excited to announce an opening for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in our laboratory. This position is pivotal to our newly funded...
New paper in Cell Reports!
Justin's hard work has yielded a new publication in Cell Reports! He conducted tetrode recording from the medial prefrontal cortex while...
SfN 2023
Jakki and Yixiong had the opportunity to showcase their posters at the SfN meeting in DC. They received a lot of insightful feedback and...
