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Faculty of Arts & Science » Department of Neuroscience / CCBN » About Us » Our Faculty

Dr. David Euston

David Euston

Name: David Euston

Phone: 403.394.3970

E-mail: euston@uleth.ca

Office: EP 1262

Lab: EP 1207

Degrees:
PhD - University of Oregon
MA - New Mexico State University
BA&S - University of California, Davis

Biography:
David Euston received his Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Oregon in 2000. His dissertation research, under the direction of Terry Takahashi, concerned the computation of sound source location in barn owl. David did postdoctoral work in the lab of Bruce McNaughton at the University of Arizona from 2000-2007, doing multi-electrode recording from hippocampus and frontal cortex. He was promoted to the position of research scientist in 2007. In 2008, David took a faculty position at the University of Lethbridge.
Recent
Publications:

Euston, DR, Tatasuno, M, and McNaughton, BL (2007). Fast?forward playback of recent memory sequences in prefrontal cortex during sleep. Science 318: 1147?50

Euston DR, McNaughton BL (2006) Apparent encoding of sequential context in rat
medial prefrontal cortex is accounted for by behavioral variability. J Neurosci
26:13143?13155.

Bower MR, Euston DR, McNaughton BL (2005) Sequential?context?dependent
hippocampal activity is not necessary to learn sequences with repeated elements.
J Neurosci 25:1313?1323.

Takahashi, TT, Bala, ADS, Spitzer, MW, Euston, DR, and Spezio, ML (2003) The
synthesis and use of the owl's space map. Biological Cybernetics 89(5): 378-87.

Euston, DR and Takahashi, TT (2002). From spectrum to space: the contribution of level difference cues to spatial receptive fields in the barn owl inferior colliculus.
Journal of Neuroscience 22(1): 284?293.

Upcoming Events for Neuroscience

CCBN Summer Student Symposium
Monday, August 26, 2013 (All day)
EP 1201, CCBN, University of Lethbridge
Are you an undergraduate or high school student working on a summer project at the CCBN? If so, we...

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