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Miha Pelko
PhD Student
Affiliation(s):
Email: miha.pelko@ed.ac.uk
My interest and research are focussed on understanding the computational aspects of the single neuron in a realistic in-vivo environment. This includes the comparison between the reductionistic models and more biologically plausible simulations as well as the comparison between the behavior of the neuron in a silent environment as opposed to the behavior in the more natural regime where a neuron is being exposed to the synaptic inputs.
Current Projects
Synaptic integration in neurons under in vivo-like conditions
Related Publications and Presentations
Miha Pelko,
and Mark C W Van Rossum,
"The effects of input integration structure on the spiking responses in the Hodgin-Huxley models",
Mathematical Neuroscience 2011, 2011.
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Paolo Puggioni,
Miha Pelko,
Mark C W Van Rossum,
and Ian Duguid,
"Layer specific sub- and suprathreshold coding of voluntary movements in the motor cortex of awake mice",
Society for Neuroscience (SfN), 2012.
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Paolo Puggioni,
Miha Pelko,
Mark C W Van Rossum,
and Ian Duguid,
"Integrative properties of motor cortex pyramidal cells during quiet wakefulness and movement",
COSYNE, 2013.
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Miha Pelko,
Paolo Puggioni,
Mark C W Van Rossum,
and Clemens Boucsein,
"Determining synaptic input properties from intra-cellular recordings in vivo",
FENS-IBRO-Hertie Winter School, 2012.
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Miha Pelko,
and Mark C W Van Rossum,
"Membrane Voltage Dynamics In Active Vs. Passive Mice: The Role Of Input Correlations",
FENS Abstracts, 2012.
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Miha Pelko,
Paolo Puggioni,
Ian Duguid,
and Mark C W Van Rossum,
"Determining synaptic input properties from intra-cellular recordings in vivo",
EuroSPIN Workshop, 2013.
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