Episode 314 - Dan Lodge, PhD
On October 2, 2025 Dan Lodge returned to the podcast to talk about the physiological changes in brain circuits associated with schizophrenia. We reviewed the status of the dopamine hypothesis of schiz...
2 Okt 202532min
Episode 313 - Daniel Dombeck, PhD
On September 25, 2025 we met with Daniel Dombeck to talk about cognitive maps and place coding by neurons in the hippocampus. Conversation topics included the spatial organization of cells with a map,...
25 Sep 202540min
Episode 312 - Ricardio Mozzachiodi, PhD
On September 18, 2025, and we got to talk with Ricardo Mozzachiodi about what was learned and what we continue to learn about the cellular and molecular basis of memory by studying simple behaviors in...
18 Sep 202536min
Episode 311 - Michael Roberts, PhD
On September 4, 2025 we talked with Michael Roberts about exploring complex brainstem circuitry of the auditory system, identifying its characteristic cell types, connections, synaptic features and ce...
4 Sep 202536min
Episode 310 - Kevin Bieniek, PhD
On May 8, 2025 we met with Kevin Bieniek to talk about the nature of brain injury seen in chronic traumatic encephalopathy in athletes and others who experience repeated concussion. Kevin explained th...
8 Mai 202532min
Episode 309 - Nicholas Priebe, PhD
On April 17, 2025 we met with Nicholas Priebe to describe developments in the study of neuronal representations of the visual world. We discussed the origin of variability the temporal patterns of res...
17 Apr 202542min
Episode 308 - Punam Pokam, PhD
On April 10th (I said April 4th, but it was the 10th), 2025 we spoke with Punam Pokam about the molecular mechanisms that control osmotic balance of neurons and glia, and their changes after brain inj...
10 Apr 202542min
Episode 307 - Lorena Saelices, PhD
On April 3, 2025 we met with Lorena Saelices to talk about what we know about the structure of amyloids, how they form by misfolding and aggregation of proteins, and how they damage cells and tissues ...
3 Apr 202529min
