Cedric Bardy, PhD, serves as the Director of the Laboratory for Human Neurobiology at the South Australia Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI). His illustrious academic journey includes a PhD in Medicine from the University of Sydney, followed by prestigious postdoctoral fellowships at renowned institutions like the Pasteur Institute in Paris and the Salk Institute in California. With an international reputation as a leader in human neural stem cells, Bardy specializes in electrophysiology and single cell genetics. His pioneering work focuses on developing advanced in vitro models and biotechnologies to uncover the intricacies of neurological disorders at the cellular and molecular levels. Notably, he co-invented BrainPhys neuronal medium and established the innovative PatchSeq analytical method, both of which have contributed significantly to the field of neuroscience.