Teppei Ebina
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Teppei Ebina is a neuroscientist and engineer whose work sits at the intersection of viral gene delivery, non-human primate neuroscience, and automated robotics. His primary research focuses on developing high-throughput tools to map and manipulate neural circuits in the primate brain, particularly the marmoset and mouse cerebral cortex. Ebina’s most notable contribution is the development of ARViS—an automated multi-site injection robot that enables bleed-free, rapid, and dense delivery of virus to cortical tissue. This innovation addresses a critical bottleneck in systems neuroscience: the challenge of expressing genetically encoded fluorescent sensors across multiple cortical areas in non-human primates. By enabling precise, high-volume viral infusions, ARViS makes it possible to measure spatiotemporal neural dynamics at a scale previously unattainable in primate models. Although his work is early-stage, with his flagship paper already garnering citations, Ebina’s approach promises to accelerate studies of primate-specific cortical activity and advance the development of next-generation neural interfaces. His contributions stand at the frontier of automated, high-throughput neuroscience.
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