Maedeh Seyedolmohadesin

This paper introduces SLAP2, a high-speed microscope for measuring submicron synapses and dendritic voltage in behaving mice, revealing nonlinear input-output amplification in neurons.

The paper compares whole-brain neural activity between sexes of C. elegans in response to various chemical stimuli, finding widespread sexual dimorphism in sensory neurons.

GIAnT is a toolbox for analyzing glutamate imaging data that corrects motion, identifies active synapses, and improves signal quality.

The paper develops a genetically encoded voltage indicator to measure subthreshold voltage dynamics in neurons, revealing electrical diversity and local computation.

The paper identifies a neural circuit in C. elegans that detects hydrogen peroxide and triggers escape by monitoring changes in the peroxiredoxin detoxification system.

The paper identifies gas-sensing neurons and characterizes calcium responses in ASI and AIA neurons to understand dauer entry decision-making in C. elegans.

This study identifies how insulin-like peptide signaling in C. elegans ASJ neurons integrates sensory cues for dauer exit decision-making.

The paper introduces ZephIR, a semi-supervised multiple object tracking framework for 2D/3D videos, demonstrating its versatility in tracking biological systems.

The paper identifies neuropeptidergic pathways in C. elegans that mediate developmental decisions between reproductive growth and diapause based on pheromone cues.

This study shows that Caenorhabditis elegans uses hydrogen peroxide sensing to avoid harmful bacteria and find food-rich niches with lower H2O2 levels.