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BIOElectrics Lab

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NEURAL 

INTERFACES

OPTICS

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ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY

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at the University of Colorado Anshutz Medical Campus

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Exploring Frontiers of Neurotechnology

The BIOElectrics Lab, led by Dr. Cristin Welle, utilizes advanced neuroscience research tools to explore the intersection between technology and the brain. Our goals are to provide new insights into the key factors that make neural interface devices effective and to use cutting-edge neural technology to learn more about the way our nervous systems function.

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Recent Publications

Vagus nerve stimulation drives selective circuit modulation through cholinergic reinforcement

July 19, 2022

Spencer Bowles, Jordan Hickman, Xiaoyu Peng, W. Ryan Williamson, Rongchen Huang, Kayden Washington, Dane Donegan, Cristin G. Welle

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Closed-loop automated reaching apparatus (CLARA) for interrogating motor systems.

August 31, 2021

Spencer Bowles, Jordan Hickman, Xiaoyu Peng, W. Ryan Williamson, Rongchen Huang, Kayden Washington, Dane Donegan, Cristin G. Welle

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Development and characterization of a chronic implant mouse model for vagus nerve stimulation. 

April 8, 2021

Mughrabi IT, Hickman J, Jayaprakash N, Papadoyannis ES, Abbas A, Chang YC, Lee  S, Datta-Chaudhuri T, Chang EH, Zanos TP, Froemke  RC, Welle CG*, Al-Abed Y, Zanos S

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In the Press

Elon Musk Hopes to Test a Brain Implant in Humans Next Year

The New York Times
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Vagus Nerve Stimulation Promotes Motor Learning in Animal Model
A Potential Method for Post-Stroke Recovery

Neurology Today
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Does TikTok-Fueled Vagus Nerve Icing Offer Calming Relief?

CU Anschutz News
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