Juusola, Mikko - University of Sheffield - Department of Biomedical Science

个人简介

2015- present: High-End Foreign Expert (PI); selected by the Chinese National Recruitment Program 2013-Present: Jane and Aatos Erkko Research Fellow (PI) 2013-present: Professor of Systems Neuroscience (PI) Drosophila Vision Laboratory, Department of Biomedical Science, University of Sheffield 2012-Present: Visiting Professor (PI) Cognition in Small Brains Institute, National Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China 2005-2012: Reader (PI) Drosophila Vision Laboratory, Department of Biomedical Science, University of Sheffield 2008-2012: Guest Professor (PI) National Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China 1999-2007: Royal Society University Research Fellow (PI), Universities of Cambridge & Sheffield 1997-1999: Academy of Finland Research Fellow (PI), University of Cambridge, UK 1996: Post-Doctoral Fellow, University of Cambridge, UK 1995-1996: Post-Doctoral Fellow, Dalhousie University, Canada 1993-1995: Alberta Heritage Foundation Medical Research Fellow, University of Alberta, Canada

研究领域

Neural processing, particularly in the visual system of Drosophila Efficient codes and circuitry, form-function relationships, attention, learning and memory

近期论文

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Juusola, M. & Song, Z. (2016). How a fly photoreceptor samples light information. Submitted Song, Z. & Juusola, M. (2016). A biomimetic fly photoreceptor model elucidates how stochastic adaptive quantal sampling provides a large dynamic range. Submitted Juusola, M., Dau, A., Song, Z., Solanki, N., Rien, D., Jaciuch, D., Dongre, S., Blanchard, F., de Polavieja, G.G., Hardie, R.C. & Takalo, J. (2016) Microsaccadic information sampling provides Drosophila hyperacute vision. Friederich, U., Billings, Hardie, R.C., Juusola, M. & Coca, D. (2016). Fly photoreceptors compute phase congruency. PLoS one 11(6): e0157993. Song, Z., Zhou, Y. & Juusola, M. (2016). Random photon absorption model elucidates how early gain control in fly photoreceptors arises from quantal sampling. Front. Comput. Neurosci. 10 (61): 1-13.