Neuroscientist | Postdoc: Cossart Lab 🇫🇷 | PhD: Epp Lab 🇨🇦 | Neuron Activity Networks under Physiological and Pathological Conditions
Dylan Terstege
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This work from my PhD with the Epp Lab builds off of a previous study, where we identified sex-specific, early, dysfunction among PV-IN populations in the RSC during AD pathogenesis: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
New review building on findings from my MSc thesis! Here we discuss the role of dopamine in overcoming boundary conditions for memory reconsolidation. doi.org/10.1016/j.ne...
Very honoured to have been included in this latest cohort of CAN and CIHR-INMHA Brain Star awardees!
Congratulations to all of the other winners!
A little late posting this, but I defended my PhD thesis earlier this year! Big thanks to Jonathan Epp for his mentorship and support over the years - I can’t recommend his lab enough 🇨🇦
Also very excited to share that I’ve started a postdoc at @inmed.bsky.social with Rosa Cossart! 🇫🇷
Continued learning, sociability, and exercise promote resilience to memory impairment in AD
These factors also increase the activity of the RSC, an early site of dysfunction in AD
Here we perform an RSC deep-dive to examine this interaction (PV and PNNs matter!)
www.jneurosci.org/content/46/9...
New ad: Graduate (MSc / PhD) Student Positions – Neurophysiology of Autism Mouse Models – University of Calgary can-acn.org/graduate-msc... @deryasargin.bsky.social #neurojobs
My first paper in the Sargin Lab 🥳 so grateful to have been able to work on this project
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As our graduate program deadline approaches, we are recruiting motivated students to join our team. See details below:
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The rate of cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease (AD) varies considerably from person to person. Numerous epidemiological studies point to the protective effects of cognitive, social, and physical...
