Vision Group
Labs in the Vision Cluster independently and collaboratively examine neural circuit function underlying visual processing and visually-guided behavior. We seek to address fundamental and translational questions by examining retinal, midbrain and cortical circuits using a range of cutting edge approaches, including in vivo 2-photon imaging, high-density electrophysiology, RNA-seq, optogenetics, behavioral paradigms and computational modeling and analysis. We enjoy mentoring and co-mentoring research trainees and aim to create a welcome space within our own labs and across the Cluster for individuals from a diversity of backgrounds and with a diversity of scientific viewpoints.
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/dan-denman----100-x-125.jpg?sfvrsn=be714ab9_4) | Assistant Professor Visual cortical coding and circuit neurophysiology |
/image-180x180.jpg?sfvrsn=6e15d6bb_0) | Assistant Professor Circuit and synaptic network dynamics, development, and dysfunction |
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