Tom P. Franken

The paper shows that a self-supervised neural network exhibits border ownership signals similar to those in the brain, enhancing video prediction.

The paper identifies grouping cells in macaque V4 that exhibit centripetal border ownership preferences and provide spatiotemporal continuity of segmented surfaces.

The paper identifies laminar boundaries in primate cortex using spike-phase coupling patterns, offering a rapid and reliable alternative to current-source density analysis.

The paper investigates the laminar organization and timing of border ownership selectivity in primate visual cortex using multielectrode recordings in macaque V4.

The paper investigates how glycinergic axonal inhibition enables precise spatial sensitivity to sudden sound intensity changes by analyzing binaural circuits in the auditory system.

The paper identifies enhancers for targeting specific neuronal subtypes across species and demonstrates their utility in circuit manipulation.