2017 – current, PostDoctoral Fellow Identifying the cellular and molecular mechanisms regulating firing rate set point in hippocampal networks
September 2020 – current, PostDoctoral Fellow, recipient of Fulbright Fellowship, langberg.tomer@gmail.com 2015-2020, PhD, University of California, Berkeley, Dan Feldman lab
2014-2019, Ph.D. student, currently PostDoc Fellow at Michael Yartsev lab | boazstyr@gmail.com
MD/PhD student, danielzarhin@mail.tau.ac.il Exploring the role of brain states in dysregulation of CA1 neuronal activity in Alzheimer’s disease mouse models
PhD student, Recipient of Sagol Fellowship of Excellence, refa1411@gmail.com State-dependent regulation and dysregulation of activity set points in the hippocampus of behaving mice
PhD student, Recipient of Sagol Fellowship of Excellence| maxik88@gmail.com On the role of IGF1 receptor in regulating firing rate homeostasis of hippocampal networks
MD/PhD student, shirshury@gmail.com Mechanisms of State-Dependent Hippocampal Pathophysiology in Alzheimer’s Models
MD/PhD student, heim.leore@gmail.com What are the mechanisms and functions of network homeostasis in the hippocampus?
MD/PhD student, ortalshini@gmail.com On the role of CA1 neuronal activity homeostasis in contextual fear memory
MSc student halitbaeloha5@gmail.com Dysregulation of state-dependent activity set points in hippocampal circuits by Alzheimer’s-linked mutations