Dan Denman
Dan Denman is a scientist in the Neural Coding Department at the Allen Institute for Brain Science. Prior to joining the Allen Institute, he studied visual processing in the retina at Reed College and in the thalamocortical loop at the University of Pennsylvania. His current research focuses on how the brain uses populations of neurons to encode and transform visual information. To this end, he uses quantitative psychophysics and a combination of in vivo imaging and large-scale electrophysiology to record across temporal and spatial scales in the mouse visual system.

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Finding the needle in the haystack
Neuropixels probes give neuroscientists a tool with unprecedented resolution to unravel the working of the brain.
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