Cengiz Gunay's page at the Prinz Lab

Cengiz Günay (Gunay)
Cengiz Günay (Gunay) <cgunay AT emory.edu>
1510 Cliton Rd, Dept Biology, Atlanta, GA 30322

Research Interests

As can be seen from my previous postdoc at the Jaeger Lab, I am interested in the production and analysis of large electrophysiology simulation and recording data sets (Gunay et al., 2008, 2009a). In the Prinz Lab, I am involved in several projects:
  1. Calcium sensors for activity-dependent homeostatic regulation (ADHR)

    The pyloric network lobster stomatogastric ganglion is remarkable in its capacity to tolerate changes in the environment while keeping its triphasic rhythm intact. If this rhythm is maintained by ADHR mechanisms, they need to first sense the network activity levels. For this sensing mechanism, calcium has been a highly likely candidate. Therefore, we searched for calcium sensors by studying the parameter space of single and multiple sensors across 20 million pyloric network models (Gunay et al, 2009b).

  2. Drosophila motor neuron model

    Together with fellow grad student Fred Sieling and undergraduate student Logesh Dharmar, we are building a conductance model of the drosohila motor neurons. This involves collecting voltage clamp experimental data from outside researchers and fitting and tuning model parameters.

Publications

Here are some selected publications, please see my CV below for a longer list.

Curriculum Vitae

Here is a recent copy of my curriculum vitae.

Links


Cengiz Gunay
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