Gwenaëlle E. Thomas

The paper engineers an electrical synapse in mice using fish connexins to modulate neural circuits and behavior.

The paper identifies a multi-region brain network that encodes anxiety in healthy and depressive states using electrical recordings and machine learning in mice.

The paper shows that editing a specific brain circuit in mice reduces violent behavior without affecting non-aggressive social interactions.

The paper develops engineered gap junction hemichannels to enable precise, long-term neural circuit editing in mammals by enabling communication between distinct cell types.

The paper identifies a brain network encoding socioemotional behavior using machine learning on electrical activity from mice during social interactions.

The paper identifies a brain network encoding reward anticipation through multi-region electrical recordings and machine learning analysis in mice.