🧩 This discovery overturns the long-held assumption that inhibitory neurons act as simple relays, showing instead that their dendrites perform specialized computations that sculpt the timing and flow of cortical activity. 🧠🔬

Today we’re celebrating Selin Schamiloglu (DiGregorio Lab) for receiving an NINDS F32 Grant for: “A cerebellar synaptic mechanism for temporally precise behaviors.”
A huge achievement—congrats, Selin! 🧠🎉

🧠📢 June publications are in!

We’re thrilled to share “Cerebellar circuit computations for predictive motor control” from our very own Person Lab, authored by Abby Person and Katrina P. Nguyen! 📝✨

👉 Click the link in our bio to dive into this exciting research!

Structural basis of fast N-type inactivation in Kv channels - Nature This paper explores how voltage-gated potassium channels can plug the pore to prevent the conductance of ions during inactivation.

The Department of Physiology and Biophysics continues to be a leader in excellence 💪 Congratulations to our wonderful faculty member, Dr. Ana Fernandez-Mariño, on her publication: “Structural basis of fast N-type inactivation in Kv channels.” 📖 #NewPub

🔗 nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09339-7

Meet Dr. Cristin Welle, a professor of Physiology & Biophysics, and Neurosurgery at CU Anschutz.

Her lab is leading research at the intersection of technology and the brain, bringing us closer to understanding our nervous systems function.

🎥 Learn more: youtu.be/XKpzR6Fu3Qo

It was a pleasure to host you here in Denver!

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