Kenneth E. Schriver

The paper introduces INS-fMRI, a method to map mesoscale brain connections in vivo in nonhuman primates without viral transfection, enabling whole-brain, rapid, and systematic network analysis.

This study investigates spatial-temporal dynamics in tactile motion perception through psychophysical experiments, revealing quadrant-dependent anisotropic distortion and improved modeling of speed perception.

The paper introduces an optical interface for cortical columnar neuromodulation using infrared neural stimulation and demonstrates its effects on visual cortex responses in anesthetized cats.

The paper quantifies spatial frequency maps in V2 and V4 of macaque monkeys and finds orthogonal relationships with orientation and color maps, supporting a generalized hypercolumn model.

This study investigates corticothalamic feedback in awake marmosets, showing frequency-specific effects on MGB neurons and changes in tuning bandwidth.