Suzanne M. Lewis

The spiking output of the mouse olfactory bulb encodes large-scale temporal features of natural odor environments

This study investigates how mouse olfactory bulb spiking activity encodes temporal features of natural odor plumes, finding that population-level activity captures plume onset, offset, and presence/absence, while individual cells encode only limited features.

Plume dynamics structure the spatiotemporal activity of glomerular networks in the mouse olfactory bulb

The paper shows that flow conditions during odor plume exposure affect the temporal representation of odor in the mouse olfactory bulb.

Using low-cost alcohol sensors to monitor real-time olfactory information during odor-guided navigation

This paper presents low-cost alcohol sensors for real-time monitoring of olfactory information during odor-guided navigation in rodents, showing robust correlations with controlled ethanol stimuli.