Slush Science Pitching Finals 2017: Anna Stockl
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Claims building a working four-cell patch-clamp setup to record four identified retinal neurons simultaneously, quantifying how synchronous activity across the network of six synaptic connections shapes emergent responses. Uses classic patch-clamp electrophysiology scaled to four pipettes; lab already gets reliable two‑neuron recordings and plans to add neurons three and four over the next couple of years. Primary readout is spike timing and synaptic interactions, not modeling or coarse imaging.
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