Yoav Adam

The paper uses voltage imaging to show ongoing action potential firing in nociceptor terminals in healthy mice, revealing electrical activity in peripheral axons.

The paper uses voltage imaging to study spatial firing patterns in CA1 pyramidal and SST+ interneurons, revealing stability and plasticity mechanisms during navigation and environment transitions.

The paper uses all-optical electrophysiology to show how behavior affects excitation and inhibition in hippocampal cells, revealing state-dependent dynamics and gain modulation.

This paper introduces two photostable voltage sensors, ElectraON and ElectraOFF, which enable longer in vivo recordings by improving photostability compared to existing GEVIs.

Genetically encoded voltage imaging reveals presynaptic neuronal activity drives focal astrocyte depolarization, inhibiting glutamate uptake during neuronal activity.

The paper develops a novel genetically encoded voltage indicator, NovArch, enabling high-resolution voltage imaging in brain tissue with improved sensitivity, background rejection, and time resolution.

This paper introduces a method to accurately estimate spikes and subthreshold waveforms from 1-photon voltage imaging in vivo, even with noise.

The paper develops all-optical electrophysiology tools to record subthreshold dynamics and excitability in mouse hippocampus during behavior, revealing brain-state dependent changes in neuronal activity.

The paper develops tools for wide-area mapping of neuronal activity in brain slices using optimized optogenetic tools and structured illumination.