Amber M. Kline

The paper identifies distinct modality-specific sensory coding in the frontal cortex of mice, showing that sensory representations and feedback circuits are partially dissociated.

The paper identifies noncanonical auditory pathways in mice that bypass primary auditory cortex and directly activate secondary auditory cortex layers, enabling parallel sensory processing.

This study compares spectrotemporal integration in primary and secondary auditory cortices of mice using two-photon calcium imaging, revealing distinct integration patterns and roles in encoding complex acoustic features.

The paper evaluates the accuracy of stereotaxic coordinates for targeting functional cortical areas in mice by comparing atlas-based coordinates with functionally identified auditory cortices.

The paper investigates how the mouse secondary auditory cortex integrates multi-frequency sounds, showing that SOM interneurons broaden the temporal window for harmonic integration.