Biography:
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Dr. Artur Luczak received a M.Sc. in Biomedical
Engineering, and in 2002 he obtained a Ph.D.
from Jagiellonian University, Poland. During
that time he was also awarded fellowships
in the Netherlands, France, and Italy. During
his postdoctoral training at Yale University
and at Rutgers University, he studied information
processing in neuronal populations using experimental
and theoretical methods. In 2009, Dr. Luczak
joined the University of Lethbridge as an
assistant professor.
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Representative Publications: |
Barthó P, Curto C, Luczak A, Marguet S, Harris KD. Population coding of tone stimuli in auditory cortex: dynamic rate vector analysis. Eur. J.Neurosc. (2009) in press
Luczak A, Barthó P, Harris KD. Spontaneous
events outline the realm of possible sensory
responses in the auditory cortex. Neuron 62
(2009)
Luczak A, Barthó P, Marguet SL, Buzsáki
G, Harris KD. Sequential structure of neocortical
spontaneous activity in vivo. Proc. Natl.
Acad. Sci. 104 (2007)
Luczak A. Spatial embedding of neuronal trees
modeled by diffusive growth.J. Neurosci. Methods
157 (2006)
Luczak A, Narayanan NS. Spectral representation
- analyzing single- unit activity in extracellularly
recorded neuronal data without spike sorting.
J. Neurosci. Methods 144 (2005)
Luczak A, Hackett T, Kajikawa Y, Laubach
M. Multivariable receptive field mapping in
marmoset auditory cortex. J. Neurosci. Methods
136 (2004)
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