Circuit Dysfunction in Neurological Disorders

Our Research

We are interested in the basic and translational mechanisms of circuit dysfunction in neurologic disorders. We use in vivo multiphoton and macroscopic imaging techniques to study the function of cortical circuits and individual neurons in mouse models of disease.

News

Check out our new primer on performing two-photon in vivo calcium imaging and our github project detailing simple methods for adapting an upright microscope to perform high sensitivity intrisinc optical signal imaging.

Contact Us

Interested in our research? Have a question? Just want to chat? Please visit the "contact us" page for more information, or check us out on twitter @ZeigerLab.

Members of the Zeiger Lab pledge to:

Acknowledge that racism and structural inequality in academia is a function:
- Disparities in the distribution of social and economic resources
- Institutional policies that support and perpetuate implicit bias
Educate ourselves and others about prejudice against people of color in academia
Act to combat inequities by
- Doing STEM outreach to high schools and libraries in disadvantaged neighborhoods
- Participate in mentorship programs for trainees at UCLA
- Contribute to advocacy efforts to bring awareness to problems of racism in academia

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