Excited by brain waves. Married + 2 kids. Passion for Garibaldi biscuits. Ellen Mayston Bates Prof. of Neurophysiology of Epilepsy at Trinity College Dublin.
Excited to share new paper in Brain 🧠
CSF1R inhibition in an Alzheimer’s model disrupts gamma oscillations and increases epileptiform activity and network hyperexcitability.
Findings highlight a potentially protective role for microglia in maintaining brain network stability.
Delaney et al. show that reducing microglial proliferation worsens network hyperactivity in an Alzheimer's disease mouse model, suggesting that microglia help maintain synaptic and circuit stability. https://t.co/YAK9OYzSQm
Mattia D'Andola and co-authors from @idibaps examined modulation of slow and fast oscillations by direct current stimulation in the #cerebral cortex in vitro in this recent #Research article 🧠 ⚡️
📜 Read it here:
https://t.co/EN7hYGBuu5
Proud to have been invited to deliver the 2025 John Mallet Purser Public Lecture in @tcddublin on the 12th November. A great opportunity to highlight the rapidly developing field of #humanitarian#forensics
Humanitarian forensic action is a field that recognises that forensic methods can help protect human rights, clarify the fate of missing persons, and bring dignity to victims & families, even where there is no functioning legal system or where the primary goal isn’t prosecution
1/2 Delighted to announce that the 2025 John Mallet Purser Public lecture will be delivered by Oran Finegan who will deliver a lecture on how his training in anatomy led to a career in humanitarian forensic action
@TrinityMed1@TCDPhysiology@AnatomyTrinity
🏆We’re excited to announce Prof. Mark Cunningham @markcnewry (@tcddublin) as the 2025 winner of the Tom Connor Distinguished Investigator Award! A leading figure in #epilepsy research, his work on neuronal microcircuits has had global impact. Huge congratulations! 👏
Congratulations to PhD candidate @Futureneuro_ie Harry Frost and post-doc Hugh Delaney on winning best poster presentation (as Gaeilge) and Clayton Neuroscience prize respectively at the @TCINeuroscience anniversary symposium @TCDPhysiology
Great visit to @Insermu1266 to discuss our work on brain tumour related epilepsy with Gilles Huberfeld and colleagues. Paris looking good in the sun ☀️ @TCDPhysiology@Futureneuro_ie