Lydiane Hirschler

This study examines how voluntary and enforced exercise affect brain structure, function, and behavior in Alzheimer's disease models using neuroimaging techniques.

This paper develops a high-resolution pCASL imaging setup for rodents, improving spatial resolution and enabling better delineation of brain areas in health and disease.

This study assesses brain vascular structure and function in APP/PS1 mice with amyloid β plaques, finding no differences in cerebral blood volume or flow compared to wild-type controls.

This study directly measures the light response of the human SCN and finds that light suppresses SCN activity across multiple wavelengths, suggesting a need to revise light exposure strategies.

This study shows that deleting Erbb4 from PV+ interneurons in mice leads to neuroimaging changes similar to those seen in psychosis patients.