GIULIA MASTROBERARDINO
PhD Student
Functional architecture of neural circuits
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AboutI got my BSc in Neuroscience with Honours from the University of Edinburgh, where I carried out a project on context-specific memory in the rat hippocampus and prefrontal cortex under the supervision of Prof. Richard G. Morris. Subsequently, I received a MSc in Neuroscience at University College London with a thesis on dendritic signals in the mouse cortex, which sparked my interest in neocortical dendrites and their role in cortical computations. Currently, I am a Neuroscience PhD student working across the Neural Computation Lab (UCL), Cortex Lab (UCL), and the Rossi Lab (IIT), to investigate the role of pyramidal dendrites in vivo using Neuropixels probes. |
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AboutI got my BSc in Neuroscience with Honours from the University of Edinburgh, where I carried out a project on context-specific memory in the rat hippocampus and prefrontal cortex under the supervision of Prof. Richard G. Morris. Subsequently, I received a MSc in Neuroscience at University College London with a thesis on dendritic signals in the mouse cortex, which sparked my interest in neocortical dendrites and their role in cortical computations. Currently, I am a Neuroscience PhD student working across the Neural Computation Lab (UCL), Cortex Lab (UCL), and the Rossi Lab (IIT), to investigate the role of pyramidal dendrites in vivo using Neuropixels probes. |