Julija Krupic Lab

We study entorhinal-hippocampal neural networks and their roles in navigation, spatial memory, and imagination in both health and disease. Specifically, we focus on early changes in neuron-glia circuits associated with Alzheimer’s disease. We actively develop and deploy cutting-edge tools, such as smart-Kages, virtual reality environments, Neuropixels probes, and two-photon imaging, to address these fundamental questions in neuroscience using rodent models, striving to translate our findings to enhance human health.