Assistant Professor
Etay Hay
PhD
Address
CAMH, 250 College St., 12th Floor, Toronto, Ontario Canada M5T 1R8
Research Interests
Electrophysiology, Computational and Systems Biology, Translational Physiology, Disease Models, Molecular and Cellular Physiology, Data Science and Machine Learning
Clinical Interests
Mental health, Age-related diseases
Research Platform
Neuroscience Platform
Appointment Status
Cross-Appointed
Accepting
Fellows, Summer Students
Dr. Hay’s research uses computational models of cortical microcircuits to study the mechanisms of brain processing in health, mental disorders and aging. Dr. Hay and his team integrate human cellular, circuit and gene-expression data to develop detailed computational models of human cortical microcircuits. Hay lab uses the models to better understand the neuronal circuit mechanisms of brain functions and impairments, test in silico new pharmacology for treatment, and identify corresponding biomarkers in clinically-relevant brain signals to improve the diagnosis and monitoring of mental health and aging.
Faculty Appointments
Department of Physiology
Department of Psychiatry