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Miranda Moore

PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science, Integrative Neurophysiology

PhD Candidate, Amsterdam Neuroscience, Amsterdam Neuroscience - Cellular & Molecular Mechanisms

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Miranda Moore is a PhD candidate at the Centre for Neurogenomics and Cognitive Research at Vrije University Amsterdam, working within the Integrative Neurophysiology lab. She holds degrees in Biological Sciences and Molecular Neuroscience from Imperial College London and the University of Amsterdam. Miranda's previous research centred on computational neuroscience, investigating the role of calcium ion channels in neuropsychiatric disorders.

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Within her current role, Miranda investigates neural mechanisms underlying human cognition. Her current research encompasses two pivotal projects.

The first project investigates the relationship between single-cell and network excitability in human intelligence. This study integrates single-cell electrophysiological data with EEG/MEG recordings and biophysical microcircuit modeling, aiming to elucidate the interplay between individual neuron behavior and broader network activity in intelligence.

The second project investigates the phenomenon of faster signaling kinetics in human cortical neurons. Miranda's research focuses on whether aspects of the calcium and potassium pathways in neuronal signaling influence this phenomenon, utilizing single-cell electrophysiology to uncover these mechanisms.

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