Barbara Lykke Lind

This study shows that astrocytes and neurons respond differently to intracortical microstimulation, with astrocytes showing spatially heterogeneous and temporally variable responses.

This study uses patient-derived organoids to identify synaptic protein and phospho-regulatory deficits in schizophrenia.

This study investigates how dual-electrode intracortical stimulation modulates neural activity in mice, finding intensity- and spatial-dependent neuromodulation effects.

This study investigates the spatial and temporal mismatch between neuronal activity and blood flow responses to intracortical microstimulation in mice, finding that low intensity stimulation preserves neurovascular coupling while high intensity causes mismatched responses and potential ischemia.

The paper uses 3D imaging in awake mice to show astrocytes control neurovascular coupling by regulating blood flow through pre-capillary sphincters.

This study shows that astrocytic Ca2+ activity regulates neurovascular coupling during voluntary sensing in mice, with noradrenaline depletion disrupting this regulation and affecting behavior.

This study shows that astrocytic Ca2+ signals contribute to inhibitory neurovascular coupling in awake mice, with PVIN activity preceding NVC and depending on noradrenaline release.

This study identifies age-related impairments in brain microvascular dynamics, particularly in precapillary sphincters, leading to reduced neurovascular function in aging.