Yulia Timofeeva

The paper identifies a minimal set of presynaptic proteins that regulate different modes of Ca2+-triggered vesicle fusion and short-term plasticity.

This study uses computational models to explore seizure onset and propagation in mice brains and identifies strategies to limit seizure spread.

The paper quantifies asynchronous glutamate exocytosis in synapses, showing it is enhanced in low release probability synapses and more widely dispersed than synchronous release.

The paper identifies two voltage-dependent currents that regulate the functional diversity and developmental trajectory of embryonic Renshaw cells.

The paper develops an analytical framework to approximate neuronal firing rates in spatially extended neurons with dendrites, soma, and axon, showing how spatial structure affects firing properties.

This study shows that Syt1 oligomerisation is essential for clamping spontaneous and asynchronous neurotransmitter release, revealing a mechanism for regulating release modes.

The paper demonstrates that mossy fibers count action potentials to transmit information to CA3 pyramidal neurons through presynaptic calcium dynamics and vesicle replenishment.