We investigate brain networks and neural circuits using multimodal approaches which encompass techniques such as multichannel electrophysiological recording, fiber photometry, neuro modulation, and functional magnetic resonance imagery. We are trying to answer how different brain regions communicate and interact in vivo both in healthy and diseased states. We use methods for natural replication and implantation to connect the molecular cellular cycles and network layers.
This comprehensive approach allowed us to study neurological disorders more effectively and a deep understanding of their underlying mechanisms. Our results pave the way for new scientific question about how flexible multiregion brain recordings can be, how different brain circuits interact in epilepsy, and how this could apply to other neurological disorders. It offers fringe insights into your neural activities across various brain regions.