Ryan Gregory Natan

This paper introduces VADER1, a red GEVI that enables reliable in vivo two-photon voltage imaging with millisecond resolution and supports dual-color imaging with calcium indicators.

This paper demonstrates that magnetic control of astrocytic calcium signaling can modulate neural circuit activity, introducing a tool for wireless, cell-specific calcium regulation.

The paper develops two new genetically encoded voltage indicators (JEDI3sub and JEDI3hyp) for improved two-photon recording of subthreshold voltage dynamics in vivo.

NeAT improves in vivo two-photon imaging by correcting optical aberrations and motion without external training data.

The paper introduces FORCE1s, a GEVI that enables robust two-photon voltage imaging in awake mice with high signal-to-noise and reliable spike detection.

This paper develops an adaptive optics method to correct optical aberrations in ultrafast two-photon microscopy, improving resolution and signal in live mouse brain imaging.

The paper introduces FACED 2.0, a high-speed imaging technique that enables simultaneous voltage and calcium activity recording in vivo across large neuronal populations.

This paper introduces PFAM and PFAM-SIFT methods for parallel aberration measurement in widefield fluorescence microscopy, enabling accurate correction of spatially varying aberrations in complex samples.

This paper introduces an adaptive optical third-harmonic generation microscope that improves in vivo imaging by correcting optical aberrations in complex tissues.

This study shows that SOM and PV interneurons differentially shape frequency tuning in auditory cortex during adaptation, with SOM-driven inhibition maintaining selectivity.