Samuel J. Brunwasser

This study shows mice adjust their hunting strategies based on environmental cues by manipulating temperature in predator-prey interactions.

The paper shows that vertebrate diversity shifts with temperature, favoring endotherms in cooler areas and ectotherms in warmer regions, predicting a more reptilian future as global temperatures rise.

The paper identifies a high-frequency, millisecond-scale brain state embedding that persists across sleep and wake states and correlates with behavior.

The paper investigates circuit-specific vulnerability in the default mode network (DMN) in Alzheimer's disease, finding that dysfunction is restricted to in-DMN projecting circuits despite widespread amyloid burden.

The paper identifies Egr3-dependent genes in mice hippocampi after ECS, finding genes related to DNA damage response and schizophrenia.