Jorge Riera

Associate Professor

Florida International University

United States

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Dr. Jorge Riera is an Associate Professor at Florida International University in the United States. His research focuses on neurovascular coupling, neuronal activity monitoring, and biophysical modeling, as evidenced by his recent work on optogenetics and wireless sensing systems. He is also interested in the cortical mechanisms underlying cognitive control and the biophysics of EEG in primates.

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John Volakis

Professor and Dean of Engineering and Computing

Florida International University

UNITED STATES

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Alexander Maier

Associate Professor

Vanderbilt University

UNITED STATES

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Jeffrey Schall

Professor

York University

CANADA

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Efficient Recording of Rodent Neuronal Activity Using Microelectrodes With a Battery Free Wireless Neurosensing System

Lightweight, Battery-Less and Wireless Sensor for Monitoring Neuronal Activity in Swine

Characterizing astrocyte-mediated neurovascular coupling by combining optogenetics and biophysical modeling

Agranular frontal cortical microcircuit underlying cognitive control in macaques

Cortical origin of theta error signals

Resolving the mesoscopic missing link: Biophysical modeling of EEG from cortical columns in primates

Multichannel Wireless Neurosensing System for battery-free monitoring of neuronal activity

A Novel Non-Linear Approach to Characterizing Astrocytic Neurovascular Coupling with Optogenetics and Computational Modeling

Unraveling ChR2-driven stochastic Ca2+ dynamics in astrocytes: A call for new interventional paradigms

Arterial blood stealing as a mechanism of negative BOLD response: From the steady-flow with nonlinear phase separation to a windkessel-based model

Identification of Negative BOLD Responses in Epilepsy Using Windkessel Models

A Minimal Biophysical Model of Neocortical Pyramidal Cells: Implications for Frontal Cortex Microcircuitry and Field Potential Generation.

A Minimal Biophysical Model of Neocortical Pyramidal Cells: Implications for Frontal Cortex Microcircuitry and Field Potential Generation

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John Volakis

Alexander Maier

Jeffrey Schall

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