Camin Dean

The paper shows that sequential visual flickering increases high-frequency power in the visual cortex of mice.

The paper investigates the effects of tau oligomers on sharp-wave ripples in mouse and human hippocampal slices, finding reversible impairments in SWR parameters depending on species and tau preparation.

The paper develops a calcium imaging pipeline to assess compound effects on astrocyte activity in human and mouse cultures, finding differential responses to drugs and disease models.

This paper introduces a high-throughput automated pipeline for analyzing synaptic function via calcium imaging and demonstrates its sensitivity in detecting synaptic dysfunction.

This paper introduces a human iPSC line that generates iAstrocytes capable of supporting human neuron networks in co-cultures.

This paper demonstrates a proof-of-principle for nanoscale optogenetic activation using a focal stimulation approach with switchable light-gated channels.

The paper uses imaging to show astrocytes are the main recipients of neuronally released BDNF, with TrkB levels and neuronal activity influencing uptake and physiological effects.

The paper shows that environmental enrichment in adult male mice enhances synaptic plasticity, which is inherited by offspring via sperm RNA, specifically microRNAs 212/132.