Last week, I visited @NYUAbuDhabi to present my PhD research at Center for Brain and Health. My work shows that neural domains in visual area V4 actively shape perception.
Thanks to Kartik Sreenivasan for hosting, Baraka for organizing, and @MelcherAd for insightful feedback.
Honored to present my work on V4 microstimulation at #SfN25 in the nanosymposium on large-scale primate recordings. Grateful for the insightful feedback and great discussions. Thanks to Rohit Kamath for organizing, and for the new colleagues met along the way.
Excited to present our V4 microstimulation work at #SfN2025!
Talk: Microstimulation of V4 Domains Modulates Visual Perception
When: Wed, Nov 19 • 08:30–08:45 PT
Where: SDCC Room 30 (NANO046.03)
Come say hi if you're interested in vision, microstimulation, or neural interfaces!
Presented my PhD project at the Systems Neuroscience Seminar at McGill University. I discussed how targeted microstimulation of area V4 can bias visual perception during a decision-making task ...
For those in the primate neuro community��do you expect strong attendance at #SfN25 in San Diego, both from within and outside the U.S.? Debating whether to prioritize it or focus on conferences outside the U.S. Curious what others are planning.
Excited to be at the @EraNeuron meeting in Spain with our esteemed science team. From left to right: Dr. Christopher Pack, Dr. David Rotermund, Dr. Michael Herzog, Dr. Dirk Jancke, Dr. Udo Ernst, and myself. #Science#Collaboration
This recent #micrograph from @FdnDouglas Imaging Contest demonstrated how hippocampal OLM interneurons coordinate excitatory neural networks during memory retrieval.
Credit: Younes Valibeigi and Lorène Penazzi
Technique: Confocal laser scanning microscopy on an Olympus FV1200