I am a Professor in the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences at the University of British Columbia. I study the brain using computational and experimental methods. I am particularly interested in brain maps and their development. I am also interested in how nerve cells communicate with action potentials in the adult brain. Have a look at work done by myself and my students and post-docs under research, publications and software. You may be interested in the courses I teach, or the people who have worked in the lab. You can find more information about my scientific career here and my musical activities outside the lab here.
Recent publications
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Swindale, NV, Rowat, P, Krause, M, Spacek, MA, and Mitelut C (2021) Voltage distributions in extracellular brain recordings. J. Neurophysiol., 125, 1408-1424. doi: 10.1152/jn.00633.2020
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Visual cortex neurons phase-lock selectively to subsets of LFP oscillations
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A visual guide to sorting electrophysiological recordings using SpikeSorter’
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Verification of multichannel electrode array integrity by use of cross-channel correlations
(2016-04-25) -
Spike detection methods for polytrodes and high density microelectrode arrays
(2014-12-18) -
Modeling development in retinal afferents: retinotopy, segregation, and EphrinA/EphA mutants
(2014-08-14) -
Spike sorting for polytrodes: a divide and conquer approach
(2014-01-12)