Postdocs

Muhammad Dur-E-Ahmad (Nov 2009 - Present)

email: mdureahm at uhnresearch.ca research project(s): Network modeling and analyses

Jesse Gillis (2007)

email: jagillis at uhnres.utoronto.ca research project: Time-frequency methods

        Israel Ncube (Sept 2002 - Aug 2004)

research project(s): Mathematical modelling and analyses of inhibitory networks

Jörg Grigull (Jan 2000 - Aug 2001)

email: jorg.grigull@utoronto.ca research project(s): Modelling synaptic plasticity in inhibitory networks

Graduate Students

Katie Ferguson (Sept 2009 - present)

Ph.D. student, Dept. of Physiology and UTNP. email: kferguso at uhnresearch.ca research project/thesis title: Network modeling and experimental analyses

Darrell Haufler (Sept 2006 – 2008)

M.Sc. (2008), Dept. of Physiology. email: dhaufler at uhnresearch.ca research project/thesis title: “On the generation of subthreshold membrane potential fluctuations in hippocampal CA1 interneurons”.

Ernest Ho (Sept 2005 - present)

Ph.D. student, Dept. of Physiology and UTNP. email: ernestho at uhnresearch.ca research project/thesis title: Network modeling and experimental analyses

Sogol Azarmgin (Sept 2004 - 2007)

M.A.Sc. (2007), Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, IBBME (collaborative). email: sazarmgi at uhnresearch.ca thesis title: “An investigation of the size of tissue required for generation of spontaneous network rhythms in an intact hippocampal preparation”.

       Peter Murray (Sept 2002 - Aug 2004)

M.A.Sc.(2004), Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, IBBME (collaborative). email: p.murray at utoronto.ca thesis title: “Capturing details of short-term synaptic plasticity in simple schemes”.

       Jesse Gillis (Sept 2001 – 2007)

Ph.D. (2007), Dept. of Physiology; M.Sc. (2003), Dept. of Physiology and PIN. email: jagillis at uhnres.utoronto.ca thesis titles: Hippocampal rhythms: signal analyses and modeling; “Deconstructing hippocampal EEG rhythms using time-frequency analysis” (M.Sc.). “Modelling the spatiotemporal pattern of synaptic inputs in hippocampal neurons during population rhythms” (Ph.D.).

Fernanda Saraga (Sept 1999 - Dec 2005)

Ph.D. (2005), Dept. of Physiology; M.Sc. (2001), Dept. of Physiology, IBBME (collaborative) and PIN. personal comments: www.fernandasaraga.com email: fernanda.saraga at utoronto.ca thesis titles:“A multicompartment model of a hippocampal interneuron” (M.Sc.). “Use of compartmental models to predict physiological properties of hippocampal inhibitory neurons” (Ph.D.).

        Pamela Baker (Sept 1999 – Sept 2001)

M.Sc. (2001), Dept. of Physiology, IBBME (collaborative) and PIN. email: pamela at ini.phys.ethz.ch thesis title: ”Modulation of oscillatory activity in inhibitory neuronal networks by anesthetics: The role of receptor desensitization”.

Mehrdad Jazayeri (Sept 1999 – Sept 2001)

M.Sc. (2001), Dept. of Physiology, IBBME (collaborative) and PIN. email: mjaz at cns.nyu.edu thesis title: ”A theoretical investigation of the generation of a spontaneous slow rhythm in hippocampus CA1”.

Updated December 30 2009