Joaquín Piriz

This study investigates how CB1 receptor deletion in prefrontal GABAergic neurons affects emotional and cognitive processes differently in male and female mice.

This study examines sex-dependent astrocytic morphology in the medial habenula and its modulation by metabolic and inflammatory factors.

The paper analyzes bursting patterns in Lateral Habenula neurons using experimental data and a computational model, identifying distinct dynamic states and their implications for mood regulation.

This study shows that CB1 receptors in neurons and astrocytes differentially affect spatial navigation and memory in male and female mice.

This paper introduces a dual-color optogenetic system that enables high-frequency neuronal activation with red light and precise suppression with blue light.

The paper shows that non-Hebbian plasticity can convert transient experiences into lasting memories through synaptic manipulations outside the time of initial learning.

This study shows that the lateral habenula is necessary for forming separate contextual and cued memories in fear conditioning, but not for their recall when combined.