Benedikt Grothe

The paper investigates how brain state affects spatial tuning in auditory cortex neurons, finding distinct coding regimes under anesthesia, wakefulness, and task engagement.

The paper shows that sound-source identity alters spatial tuning in auditory cortex neurons during active navigation, revealing co-existent egocentric and allocentric information.

The paper demonstrates that dynamic range adaptation in auditory spatial processing enhances population coding efficiency and improves source separability and spatial resolution in both rodents and humans.

This paper presents a de novo genome assembly of the Mongolian gerbil using Illumina sequencing and supports it with transcriptome data from 27 tissues, identifying 36,019 protein-coding genes.