Jeremy W. Murphy

This paper introduces CaBLAM, a bioluminescent Ca2+ indicator with improved dynamic range and Ca2+ affinity, enabling high-resolution imaging of cellular activity in cultured neurons and in vivo.

This study finds delayed feedback in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) during visual contour integration, suggesting weakened predictive mechanisms in sensory processing.

The paper introduces a new bioluminescent optogenetic molecule (LMO7) that enhances chemogenetic activation efficacy compared to existing variants, showing improved neuronal activity modulation and behavioral control.

The paper introduces a method to control synaptically connected neurons using bioluminescent light, validated in cultured neurons and mice.

The paper compares neural tracking of speech and music envelopes using EEG, finding better speech reconstruction across frequencies and unique low-frequency speech tracking in parietal channels.