Oleg Gorskii

The paper investigates spinal cord regeneration in spiny mice, finding that trauma severity determines whether repair involves connectome restoration alone or combined with neurogenesis.

The paper tests diffusion and gap-junction hypotheses for cross-excitation in DRG neurons and finds neither adequately explains the phenomenon.

The paper records and analyzes spinal interneuron activity during treadmill locomotion in cats to reveal functional organization of the spinal locomotor network.

This paper develops a biomimetic neurostimulation framework to restore naturalistic touch sensations via peripheral nerve stimulation, showing improved mobility and reduced mental effort in patients.

The paper examines how electrical stimulation of cutaneous afferents disrupts spinal processing of proprioceptive inputs and affects neural activity propagation to the somatosensory cortex.