Decoding how astrocyte–neuron circuits regulate sleep
We investigate how glial and neuronal networks shape sleep dynamics and cognition
using in vivo electrophysiology and imaging.

Erica Pedron
PhD Student
PhD Student
Erica Pedron is a PhD student and systems neuroscientist investigating the intricate interplay between neurons and astrocytes in regulating sleep. Her research focuses on uncovering the cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie sleep disturbances, with a particular emphasis on insomnia. Combining preclinical and in vivo approaches, Erica is advancing our understanding of brain–glia communication and translating these insights toward the development of novel therapeutic strategies. Her work bridges fundamental neuroscience with drug discovery, aiming to open new avenues for treating sleep disorders.

Alumni
Christina Czekus, University of BernÂ
Irene Lenzi, RWTH Aachen University
Lukas Ösch PhD, UCLA
Micaela Borsa, Tidis Lab
Laura Faccin PhD, Roche
Amber Roguski, University of Bristol, UK
Ivan Bozic, Tidis Lab
Stella Pins, University College London
Together they have created the bases of our current research

