Controlling Brain Function: Optogenetic Insights

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Explores neuron classification, highlighting the importance of understanding brain complexity and the challenges in defining cell types.

Delves into the cellular mechanisms of sensorimotor interactions in the brain, emphasizing whisker movement control.

Explores in vivo electrophysiology techniques for studying brain function through extracellular potentials and whole-cell recordings.

Introduces systems neuroscience, focusing on neural circuits, memory systems, and course logistics.

Explores the hierarchical organization of motor control in vertebrates and layered control architectures.

Explores GABA receptors, inhibition mechanisms, signaling changes, and neuron types.

Covers key brain function experiments, hypothesis falsification, brain imaging, calcium measurement, and optogenetic tools.

Covers the structure of a neuroscience course, focusing on cell membrane, ion channels, synaptic transmission, and brain function.

Delves into the cellular mechanisms of brain function, comparing mouse and human brains to develop treatments for brain diseases.

Explores the electrical properties of cell membranes and their role in brain function.