Theoretical Neuroscience Group

Unraveling brain dynamics through mathematical modeling and computational analysis at Georgia State University.

About Our Research

We use the methods of the qualitative theory of differential equations and statistical approaches to model and analyze a wide range of physical and biological systems. Our main research interests are the reconstruction of dynamical systems from data of different origins. Our current research projects are concerned with modeling the interactions between respiratory and cardio-vascular neural circuits in the brainstem, as well as spinal circuits that control quadrupedal and bipedal locomotion.

Neural Control of Breathing

Mechanisms of respiratory rhythm generation, pattern formation, and control by interacting pontine and pulmonary feedback loops.

Locomotion & Motor Control

Neural control of quadrupedal locomotion, motor adaptation, and left-right coordination mechanisms in mammalian circuits.

Alzheimer's Disease

Integrative theory linking molecular mechanisms of neurotoxicity, beta-amyloid biomarkers, and clinical diagnosis.

Publications

Locomotion & Motor Control

Respiratory Neuroscience

Alzheimer's Disease & Pathophysiology

Applied Mathematics & Dynamical Systems