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Itamar Daniel Landau
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
· IL
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Area of research
Cognitive Neuroscience · Condensed Matter Physics
Research interest
Research interests include Neuroscience, Barrel cortex, Inhibitory postsynaptic potential, Stimulus (psychology), Sensory system, and Chaotic.
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citations
247
works
3
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Recent publications
Young adult-born neurons improve odor coding by mitral cells
Nature Communications
2020
cited by
38
position: middle
doi
Coherent chaos in a recurrent neural network with structured connectivity
PLoS Computational Biology
2018
cited by
70
position: first
doi
The Impact of Structural Heterogeneity on Excitation-Inhibition Balance in Cortical Networks
Neuron
2016
cited by
139
position: first
doi
Grants
No grants ingested yet.
Frequent collaborators
Haim Sompolinsky
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
3
papers (2016–2020)
Robert Egger
· New York University
1
papers (2016–2016)
Maya Groysman
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
papers (2020–2020)
Vincent J. Dercksen
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
papers (2016–2016)
Ido Maor
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
papers (2020–2020)
Haran Shani-Narkiss
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
papers (2020–2020)
Marcel Oberlaender
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
papers (2016–2016)
Nadav Yayon
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
papers (2020–2020)
Adi Mizrahi
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
papers (2020–2020)
Amit Vinograd
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
papers (2020–2020)
Gen‐ichi Tasaka
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
papers (2020–2020)
S. Terletsky
· Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
papers (2020–2020)
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