In vivo electrophysiology

Listening to the brain in action.

We record neural activity in living animals to understand how circuits process information, shape behavior, and change in disease.

12+Publications
1,000+Neurons recorded
5Ongoing projects
8Conference talks
Research

What we work on

From single-unit recordings to population dynamics — our work connects neural activity to function.

⚡

Single-unit recordings

High-density probes and tetrodes capture spiking activity from individual neurons in behaving animals.

Neuropixels · Tetrodes
🧠

Circuit dynamics

Studying oscillations, network synchrony, and how brain regions communicate during behavior.

LFP · Oscillations
💡

Causal manipulation

Combining recordings with optogenetics and pharmacology to test what activity is necessary and sufficient.

Optogenetics
📈

Data analysis

Spike sorting, decoding, and dimensionality reduction pipelines built for reproducible science.

Python · MATLAB
🧬

Disease models

Investigating how neural coding is altered in models of neurological and psychiatric disorders.

Translational
🤝

Collaboration

Open to joint projects, method sharing, and training researchers in in vivo techniques.

Open science
About

Curious about how neurons talk.

Hi, we are a small research team studying neural circuits with in vivo electrophysiology. Replace this text with your own story: who you are, your institution, and the questions that drive your work.

We believe in careful experiments, open methods, and clear communication of science to both specialists and the public.

In vivo recordingSpike sortingSurgeryOptogeneticsPythonMATLABStatistics
Publications

Selected papers & talks

A few highlights. Full list available on Google Scholar.

  • 2026

    Placeholder title of your latest paper

    Author A, Author B, Author C · Journal Name

    Read →
  • 2025

    Another publication title goes here

    Author A, Author D · Journal Name

    Read →
  • 2025

    Conference poster / talk title

    FENS Forum · Poster

    Slides →
  • 2024

    Earlier work on neural coding

    Author A, Author E · Journal Name

    Read →
Journey

Milestones

Education, positions, and achievements.

2026 – Present

Research Position

Institution name · Leading in vivo electrophysiology projects.

2022 – 2026

PhD in Neuroscience

University name · Thesis on neural circuit dynamics.

2018 – 2022

BSc / MSc

University name · Biology / Biomedical Engineering.

Contact

Let's work together.

Interested in collaborating, joining the team, or just talking science? Reach out.

hello@example.com