Xiaoxing Zhang

This paper provides a brain-wide dataset of neuronal spiking activity in mice during working memory tasks, enabling analysis of multi-neuron patterns and their temporal coding.

The paper identifies hierarchical replay of cross-region spiking motifs during working memory tasks in mice, revealing their role in maintaining perceptual memory.

The paper identifies a neural circuit in mice that drives general aggressive behaviors by encoding aggressive state and topography, and shows its activity-dependent control of aggression.

This study shows that the anterior piriform cortex actively maintains odor information during working memory delay periods in mice, even when performing a distracting task.

This paper introduces HATS, a high-throughput system for training head-fixed mice in odor-based cognitive tasks, enabling efficient behavioral assays with minimal human intervention.