Karam Khateeb

This paper introduces Smart Dura, a multi-modal neural interface for non-human primates that enables long-term electrophysiological recording, neuromodulation, and optical transparency.

The paper introduces an optogenetics and electrophysiology platform for NHPs to enable long-term, multi-modal neural studies in behavioral experiments.

This study shows that acute electrical stimulation in non-human primates after stroke reduces neural damage by inhibiting neuronal activation and inflammation.

This paper introduces a graph diffusion autoregressive model to estimate dynamic functional connectivity from neural field potentials, validated on simulated data and macaque recordings.

The paper develops a toolbox for studying cortical physiology in non-human primates, combining optical and electrophysiological techniques to monitor and modulate cortical function.

This paper introduces a multi-modal artificial dura for large-scale neural recording, imaging, and stimulation in non-human primates, showing reduced photo-induced artifacts and transparency.

The paper uses CRISPR to tag Ca2+ channels in Drosophila and shows they are differentially regulated during presynaptic homeostatic potentiation and depression.