Cellular Neurophysiology

Understanding brain function through neurons, glia and networks.

We investigate neuronal–glial interactions in health, injury and neurodegenerative disease, linking cellular physiology with translational neuroscience.

Research at the Buskila Lab

Our work integrates electrophysiology, imaging and experimental models to understand how cellular mechanisms shape excitability, signalling and tissue function.

Neuron–glia interactions

How astrocytes regulate extracellular potassium, neural excitability and communication across healthy and diseased tissue.

HCN channels and excitability

Mechanisms through which HCN channels and Ih influence neuronal firing, network behaviour and neurodegeneration.

Injury and degeneration

Cellular responses in traumatic brain injury, ALS and related conditions, with an emphasis on translational experimental approaches.

From cells to systems

We combine mechanistic questions with practical methods including brain and cardiac tissue preparations, calcium imaging and electrophysiology.

Meet the team