Brandon Weissbourd

This paper introduces deep neural networks for aligning and annotating cells in moving nervous systems, achieving high accuracy in registration and cell type identification.

This paper introduces a superresolution microscopy technique called centroid reassignment microscopy (CRM) that enables fast, robust, and protocol-compatible imaging of live samples.

This study compares NF-κB activity in two jellyfish species, showing differences in transcriptional activation and subcellular localization.

The paper presents a whole-animal transcriptomic cell atlas of Clytia hemisphaerica using multiplexed scRNA-seq to study cell type plasticity under starvation.

The paper identifies local neural subnetworks in jellyfish that coordinate feeding behavior without centralized control.

This paper describes an improved culture protocol for Clytia hemisphaerica, enabling the maintenance of its entire life cycle in the lab through optimized feeding and metamorphosis induction.

The paper maps the connectivity of VMHvlEsr1 neurons in mice, revealing distinct subpopulations with different collateralization patterns but similar inputs, suggesting a unique circuit architecture for social behavior control.

This study identifies distinct sub-systems within the dorsal raphe serotonin system with different connectivity, physiological responses, and behavioral functions.