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Lydia Hamburg

Stanford Medicine

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Transforming a head direction signal into a goal-oriented steering command

Elena A. Westeinde, Emily J. Kellogg, Paul M. Dawson, Jenny Lu, Lydia Hamburg, Benjamin Midler, Shaul Druckmann, Rachel I. Wilson

The paper shows how two cell types in Drosophila combine head direction and goal signals to produce motor commands for navigation.

Nature · Feb 7, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Transforming representations of movement from body- to world-centric space

Jenny Lu, Amir H. Behbahani, Lydia Hamburg, Elena A. Westeinde, Paul M. Dawson, Cheng Lyu, Gaby Maimon, Michael H. Dickinson, Shaul Druckmann, Rachel I. Wilson

The paper identifies two cell types in Drosophila that encode body-centric movement signals and shows how they transform these signals into world-centric coordinates for navigation.

Nature · Dec 15, 2021Peer-reviewedNeuroscience