Mitra Javadzadeh

Mitra Javadzadeh is a CSHL Fellow at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, where she leads the Javadzadeh Lab. Her research focuses on understanding how distributed neural population dynamics in the neocortex underpin flexible perception, employing a combined experimental and computational approach involving multi-region electrophysiology, optogenetics, and dynamical systems analysis.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Neuroscience from University College London (2021)

Research Interests:

• High-dimensional neural activity during visual perception
• Role of long-range cortico-cortical and transthalamic pathways in sensory integration
• Dynamical systems principles in cortical network interactions
• Excitatory-inhibitory balance and multi-area coordination

Publications Trends: Her work spans neuroscience and computational modeling, with a focus on visual cortex, optogenetics, and cross-areal communication. Earlier research (2011) also intersects with computer science in wireless sensor networks.

Contact:

• Email: javadzadeh@cshl.edu