Our focus is to understand how cellular and subcellular information processing mechanisms contribute to single cell and network computations during physiologically relevant learning-related behaviors.
Our research focus is to understand the neurobiological basis of stress response. We are also interested in how the microbiome affects host endocrine functions and stress reactivity.
Our main scientific mission is to understand how inflammation affect the development of psychiatric disorders and to develop novel purinergic and neuroimmunomodulatory strategies to combat brain diseases.
Our work aims to understand the processes that regulate communication between neurons. We investigate the molecular structure and physiological role of the mechanisms responsible for the variability of neural signalling.
Our major scientific aim is to reveal molecular mechanisms underlying the functional diversity of hippocampal synapses and to determine the consequences of this diversity on hippocampal network function, spatial navigation, and learning.
