Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Weiwen Tian"
- Weiwen Tian's recent research focuses on understanding the neurobiological underpinnings of craving and behavior associated with methamphetamine use disorder, particularly through the use of electroencephalography (EEG) to identify neural signatures that predict cravings.
- The development of innovative technologies, such as in situ electro-sequencing, allows for multimodal analysis of gene expression and electrophysiology, enhancing the understanding of cellular function and states within electrogenic tissues.
- Tian's work also emphasizes the importance of long-term neural activity tracking in mice, presenting new methods to implant electronics that can stably record the electrical activity of neurons over an extended lifespan, contributing valuable insights into neurobiological research and potential clinical applications.
