Jessica Cardin, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Yale University

SFARI Investigator, SFARI Scientific Review Board Website

Jessica Cardin is an associate professor in the department of neurobiology at Yale University. She has a Ph.D. in neuroscience from the University of Pennsylvania and conducted her postdoctoral work at both the University of Pennsylvania and the McGovern Institute at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The Cardin laboratory is interested in understanding the mechanisms that promote functional flexibility in cortical circuits and how the activity of those circuits contributes to perception and behavior.

Funded Projects

Mechanisms of disrupted cortical functional connectivity in a mouse model of CDKL5 deficiency disorder

Awarded: 2024
Award Type: Pilot

Identifying convergent cortical circuit impairments across multiple mouse models of autism

Awarded: 2018
Award Type: Research

Role of GABA interneurons in a genetic model of autism

Awarded: 2013
Award Type: Pilot

SFARI Funded Publications

Spatiotemporally heterogeneous coordination of cholinergic and neocortical activity. Lohani S., Moberly A.H., Benisty H., Landa B., Jing M., Li Y., Higley M. J., Cardin J.

Spatiotemporally heterogeneous coordination of cholinergic and neocortical activity. Lohani S., Moberly A.H, Benisty H., Landa B., Jing M., Li Y., Higley M. J., Cardin J.

The logic of developing neocortical circuits in health and disease. Hanganu-Opatz I.L., Butt S.J.B., Hippenmeyer S., De Marco García N.V., Cardin J., Voytek B., Muotri A.