Alexander C.W. Smith

The paper describes a scalable, low-cost video recording system for simultaneous animal behavior monitoring in operant chambers, achieving high throughput and fidelity with minimal storage.

This paper identifies nitrergic interneurons as key mediators of cue-induced synaptic plasticity in D1 MSNs required for cocaine seeking, showing that targeting nNOS or mGluR5 blocks relapse.

The paper introduces PiRATeMC, an affordable and flexible system for high-quality video recording in behavioral neuroscience using Raspberry Pi Camera Boards.

This study identifies sex-specific changes in functional brain connectivity networks in mice with excessive alcohol drinking using whole-brain c-Fos mapping.

This study investigates how CRMP2 and CaV2.2 interactions in the prefrontal cortex influence cocaine-seeking behavior and relapse.