
Research Focus:
Establish the circuit and cellular level mechanisms responsible for learning.
The lab is interested in understanding how brains learn.
- Our long-term goal is to establish the circuit and cellular level mechanisms by which cortical representations are modified by experience and to determine how these learned representations improve behavior.
- We are currently examining how the various elements of a newly discovered form of synaptic plasticity (BTSP) are involved in producing learning-related changes in neuronal representations in several cortical areas (hippocampus, entorhinal cortex and barrel cortex).
- We use intracellular and extracellular electrical recordings as well as 2-photon optical imaging techniques to record from both single neurons and populations in behaving mice and brain slices. We also employ various opto- and chemo-genetic techniques to manipulate circuits.
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Contact Info
Jeff Magee
832-824-7903
jcmagee@bcm.edu
Lindsay Holmes
832-826-0481
lindsay.holmes@bcm.edu
1250 Moursund Ste 950
Houston, Texas 77030