Benjamin Magondu

The paper uses protein language models to predict ChrimsonR mutations that enhance photocurrent response, validating two mutations that significantly improve function.

This paper introduces TEIM, a sub-second extracellular impedance measurement method for epithelial cell monolayers, showing improved time resolution and accuracy compared to traditional EIS.

The paper introduces a method combining robotic electrophysiology and single-cell sequencing to link opsin sequences to their functional properties, demonstrating its efficiency over manual methods.

The paper examines how Alzheimer's pathology affects PV interneurons and excitatory neurons in different brain regions of hAPP-KI mice, finding regional differences in neuronal excitability.