Kerlin Lab
Neuroscience | University of Minnesota
Our Research
Publications
Dana H, Sun Y, Mohar B, Hulse BK, Kerlin AM, Hasseman JP, Tsegaye G, Tsang A, Wong A, Patel R, Macklin JJ, Chen Y, Konnerth A, Jayaraman V, Looger LL, Schreiter ER, Svoboda K & Kim DS (2019) High-performance calcium sensors for imaging activity in neuronal populations and microcompartments Nature Methods. 16:649–657
Lu R, Sum W, Liang Y, Kerlin A, Bierfeld J, Seelig J, Wilson D, Scholl B, Mohar B, Tanimoto M, Koyama M, Fitzpatrick D, Orger M & Na J (2017) Video-rate volumetric functional imaging of the brain at synaptic resolution. Nature Neuroscience. 20:620-628.
Liu R, Milkie DE, Kerlin A, MacLennan B & Ji N (2014) Direct phase measurement in zonal wavefront reconstruction using multidither coherent optical adaptive technique. Optics Express. 22:1619-28.
Andermann ML, Kerlin AM, Roumis DK, Glickfeld LL & Reid RC (2011) Functional specialization of mouse higher visual cortical areas. Neuron. 72:1025-1039.
Bock DD, Allen Lee WC, Kerlin AM, Andermann ML, Hood G, Wetzel AW, Yurgenson S, Soucy ER, Kim HS & Reid RC (2011) Network anatomy and in vivo physiology of a group of visual cortical neurons. Nature. 471:177-182.
Kerlin AM, Andermann ML, Berezovskii VK & Reid RC (2010) Broadly tuned response properties of diverse inhibitory neuron subtypes in mouse visual cortex. Neuron. 67:858-71.
Members
Principal Investigator
Assistant Professor
Affiliations
Department of Neuroscience Optical Imaging and Brain Science MDT
Education
Ph.D. Neurobiology, Harvard University
BA Neuroscience, Oberlin College
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Researcher
Affiliations
Department of Neuroscience
Education
BS Neuroscience, University of Minnesota
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Optical Engineer
Affiliations
Optical Imaging and Brain Science MDT
Education
Ph.D. Physics University of California
MS Physics, University of California
BS Astrophysics/Physics, University of Minnesota
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Savannah Bliese Researcher
Department of Neuroscience
BS Psychology/Neuroscience, Miami University (Ohio)
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Can a neuroscientist understand a virtual rodent?
Authors took a realistic 3D animal, trained deep RL to control it during tasks, and then used neuroscience techniques to peak inside this animal...
[Josh Merel, Diego Aldorando, Greg Wayne, @BOlveczky]
https://arxiv.org/abs/1911.09451
Check out our new paper on how to study *human* cortical neuron development, migration, growth, and circuit formation for periods of up to one year, in vivo, all in one assay. With Pierre Vanderhaeghen, @BenVermaercke, @DLinaro and Ryohei Iwata https://www.cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S0896-6273(19)30850-5
1/4 Comparison of population dynamics based on ephys and calcium imaging in matched neurons in behaving mice. Do imaging and ephys report the same thing? https://doi.org/10.1101/840686; fun collaboration with @ShaulDr @TsaiwenChen @zq_wei & Bei-Jung Lin & Kayvon Daie
Join our team
The Kerlin Lab is recruiting Graduate Students, Postdocs, and Research Technicians interested in advanced imaging techniques and the neurobiology of learning! We are seeking creative individuals with both technical (e.g., engineering, computer science) and biological interests. Multiple fully funded positions are available. Interested individuals are encouraged to send a CV to info@kerlinlab.org.
Contact us
The Kerlin Lab is a member of the University of Minnesota’s Medical Discovery Team for Optical Imaging and Brain Science, the Center for Magnetic Resonance Research, and the Neuroscience Department in Jackson Hall.
321 Church Street SE
Jackson Hall (Lab: 3-114) (Office: 4-155A)
Minneapolis, MN 55455