Luc J. Gentet

The paper identifies two substates of REM sleep in mice, showing alternating high and low activation states in the somatosensory pathway involving thalamocortical spindles.

The paper shows that stimulating parvalbumin-positive interneurons in specific cortical layers of awake mice can entrain local field potentials at different frequencies depending on the layer.

The paper examines the activity patterns of specific inhibitory neurons in mice across sleep and wake states, revealing distinct firing dynamics in different behavioral contexts.

This paper introduces a high-density CMOS scanning probe for neural recording, demonstrating its ability to capture neural activity across multiple brain regions with improved resolution compared to lower density devices.