Adema Ribic

This study examines the long-term effects of neonatal hypoxia-ischemia injury in mice, finding behavioral and neural changes linked to impulsive-like behavior in adulthood.

This study shows that learning increases spine complexity and formation in adult mice, while reducing spine size, and that spine response discriminability predicts learning performance.

This study examines how preterm birth affects task cue processing in sensory and prefrontal circuits of mice, finding impaired prefrontal function and limited improvement from environmental enrichment.

This study investigates how brain plasticity affects resilience to stress in mice, finding that heightened plasticity in adolescent and SynCAM 1 knockout mice promotes resilience to depressive-like behavior.

This study finds that preterm birth accelerates cortical maturation in both infants and mice, as evidenced by a flatter 1/f EEG slope and suppressed neuronal firing.

The paper shows SynCAM 1, regulated by visual experience, controls thalamic input onto PV+ interneurons, limiting cortical plasticity and closing the critical period.