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Jonathan Leibner
Ph.D.
How did the brain evolve to enhance its own capabilities? Where exactly did these changes take place in its structure and function? In my research, I explore these questions by investigating the evolution of brain function at the single-neuron level. How did neurons’ morphology and electrical properties adapt over time to support more complex functional abilities? To answer this, I create detailed compartmental models of human, mouse, and rat neurons and analyze changes in their electrical and computational properties. I also introduce a new analytical framework to examine how alterations in neuronal morphology affect their computational functions, helping to deepen our understanding of the neural changes that underpin these functional enhancements.
Godman biulding lab 1201 (Idan Segev lab)