Danying Wang

Abstract "Are you talkin to me?!" If you ever watched the masterpiece Taxi driver directed by Martin Scorsese, you certainly recall the famous monologue during which Travis Bickle rehearses an imaginary confrontation in front of a mirror. While remembering this scene, you recollect a myriad of speech features across visual and auditory senses with a smooth sensation of unified memory.

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Abstract Findings by our labs and others demonstrate that 40 Hz frequency sensory stimulation induces electrophysiological responses and attenuates pathology in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease (AD). A recent study in Nature Neuroscience concluded that the stimulation does not affect endogenous gamma oscillations or amyloid burden.