Eleonora Bartoli

@elebartoli.bsky.social

Neuroscientist | Assistant Professor at Baylor College of Medicine | enjoys staring at squiggly lines recorded from human brains

Some neurons like to ride on slow LFP oscillations, regardless of their phase! This might represent a mechanism to coordinate neural activity and propagate information across brain circuits 🧠 amazing collaboration led by the super talented @zahrajourahmad.bsky.social and Andrew Watrous!

PLOS Biology@plosbiology.org · last mo.

Do #neurons show preferential firing at specific oscillatory frequencies? @elebartoli.bsky.social &co use recordings from neurosurgical patients to show that freq of oscillations modulates neuronal firing; implications for freq-targeted #NeuralStimulation @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/44odgVM

Jourahmad et al. investigate how single-unit activity (SUA) relates to nearby local field potentials (LFP) in humans. The figure shows real data from a neuron exhibiting increased firing during low-frequency oscillations, illustrating frequency-specific tuning independent of phase.