NIH R01 · 2024
PROJECT SUMMARY AND ABSTRACT Many neurological and psychiatric disorders are essentially connectionist disorders: certain sets of neurons have abnormally increased or decreased connectivity with other sets of neurons. Deep brain stimulation (DBS) therapies target small, unique populations of axons and/or cell bodies in order to treat brain disorders and normalize connectivity. Thus, mapping the wiring diagram of the brain is an important goal. Macroscale connectivity has been studied indirectly in humans using noninvasive neuroimaging. In order to develop a much higher resolution connectivity map of the brain, this project will develop depth-resolved polarized light imaging to visualize…
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