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Tolias, Andreas Baylor

<p>Feb 21, 2013 09:08 PM &#160;email: &#160;&#160;<a href="mailto:astolias@bcm.edu">astolias@bcm.edu</a> &#160;&#160;&#160;baylor college of med; &#160;houston

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PhD MIT &#160;2000

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asst prof at Baylor

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how does neocortex work?

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are there principles and rules that govern this complexity &#160;(of oper of neocortex)

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what are the elementary principles that underlie cortical computations

quest to discover the cononical algo implemented by cortical microcircuits.

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combine &#160;ephys and 2P imaging &#160;for multi-neuronal recording

with molec techniques for circuit tracing.

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focus is on visual system of mice and macaques.

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in collab with Peter Saggau: &#160;fast in vivo 3d

2PM based on &#160;3d random access multi-hoton excitaiton.

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&#160;in collaboration with Dr. Peter Saggau we have developed a fast in vivo 3D two-photon microscope based on 3D random-access multi-photon excitation. This microscope employs a series of acousto-optical deflectors that enable us to generate arbitrary 3D scanning paths at frame rates two orders of magnitude faster than current state-of-the-art two-photon imaging systems. We are also working on developing novel chronic high-density multi-electrode recording methods

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