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Annabelle Singer

A flickering light strip used to expose mice to 40 Hertz light stimuli in Annabelle Singer's lab. The exposure triggered very strong releases of signaling chemicals in the brain. Credit: Georgia Tech / Allison Carter
Of Mice and Megahertz: Qiliang He Wins Fellowship to Study Gamma Wave Stimulation for Reversing Age-Related Memory Damage

School of Psychology postdoc Qiliang He is building on two mentors' research into gamma wave studies on mice — with work that will eventually include Alzheimer’s patients
Just as a prism separates white light into colors of different wavelengths, researcher Lu Zhang and his collaborators on the Singer team have developed a new method to separate brain waves into different states based on their frequency and phase. These brain states are thought to play an important role in how brain areas communicate.
Understanding the Flavors in our Heads

Annabelle Singer and team develop new approach to investigate oscillatory brain dynamics