The neurons in our brain never function in isolation; they are organized into complex circuits that perform highly specialized information processing tasks and transfer information through large neuronal networks. The aim of my research group is to better understand how neural circuits function during the transformation of information from sensory perception to behavioural response during learning. Importantly, we also aim to further understand the cell-type specific processes that interrupt the flow of information through disordered circuits. The group utilizes functional neuroanatomical techniques, various histological processing, and two-photon imaging as well as electrophysiological recordings in behaving mice in combination with virtual environments.
