Brian Lustig

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People / Brian LustigRomani Lab
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I am using large-scale silicon probe recordings combined with optogenetic perturbations in rats while they perform a memory task to study how neural activity in the hippocampus supports memory.

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Featured Publications

05/01/13 Voltage-sensitive dye imaging reveals shifting spatiotemporal spread of whisker-induced activity in rat barrel cortex.
09/11/13 Optogenetics through windows on the brain in the nonhuman primate.
10/15/14 Unilateral whisker trimming in newborn rats alters neuronal coincident discharge among mature barrel cortex neurons.
01/27/15 Oscillatory patterns in hippocampus under light and deep isoflurane anesthesia closely mirror prominent brain states in awake animals.
02/22/17 Theta sequences are essential for internally generated hippocampal firing fields.