Research Projects

Explore our ongoing research initiatives that are advancing the field of neuroscience.

Neural Circuit Mapping

Active

Comprehensive mapping of neural circuits using advanced imaging and analysis techniques. This project combines state-of-the-art microscopy with computational analysis to understand the structure and function of brain circuits.

ImagingCircuit AnalysisMicroscopy

Started: 2022

Brain Connectivity Analysis

Active

Understanding the connectome and functional connectivity of human and animal brains. We use advanced neuroimaging techniques to map how different brain regions communicate and coordinate.

ConnectivityfMRINetwork Analysis

Started: 2021

Computational Neuroscience Models

Active

Developing sophisticated computational models of neural systems to simulate and predict brain behavior. These models help us understand complex neural processes at scale.

ComputationalModelingMachine Learning

Started: 2023

High-Resolution Brain Imaging

Active

Advancing imaging technologies to achieve unprecedented resolution in brain visualization. This project pushes the boundaries of what we can see in neural tissue.

ImagingTechnologyMicroscopy

Started: 2020

Neurological Biomarkers

In Progress

Identifying and validating biomarkers for various neurological conditions. These biomarkers could enable early detection and better understanding of brain diseases.

BiomarkersDiseaseClinical

Started: 2022

Brain-Computer Interfaces

Planning

Exploring technologies that enable direct communication between the brain and external devices. This research has potential applications in treating neurological disorders.

BCITechnologyInnovation

Started: 2024

Research Areas

Our research spans multiple areas of neuroscience, from basic research to translational applications.

Structural Neuroscience

  • Neural circuit mapping
  • Connectomics
  • Brain anatomy
  • Synaptic organization

Functional Neuroscience

  • Brain imaging
  • Neural activity recording
  • Functional connectivity
  • Network analysis