Stuart Trenholm

RetINaBox provides a low-cost open-source tool for hands-on learning about visual system feature detectors through interactive experiments.

The paper identifies brain regions activated by visual objects in mice and shows they modulate head direction cell activity during navigation.

This paper introduces ChReef, an improved optogenetic tool with enhanced performance in sensory and cardiac systems, demonstrating its effectiveness in restoring visual and auditory function.

The paper identifies visual feature preferences of neurons in mouse visual cortical areas using generative AI and closed-loop recordings, revealing how these preferences are organized to encode own-stimuli more effectively.

The paper shows that blind mice maintain stable head direction cell tuning using olfactory cues, while sighted mice in darkness lose this stability, demonstrating flexible sensory strategies for spatial coding.

The paper shows that the temporal order of spikes between coupled retinal ganglion cells encodes spatial visual information through gap junction-mediated correlations.