Craig Kelley

The paper examines how behavioral states influence norepinephrine dynamics in somatosensory and prefrontal cortices during tactile detection tasks, linking pupil size and NE signaling to task performance.

The paper examines alpha modulation of spiking activity in multiple brain regions of mice during a tactile detection task, finding differences in modulation across regions and cell types, and a correlation with task performance.

This study uses computer modeling to show that cortical neurons exhibit different phase shifts in response to excitation and inhibition, with implications for phase precession and phase roll in navigation.

The paper develops a multiscale computer model of spreading depolarization in brain slices, showing that SD speed depends on tissue properties and is exacerbated by hypoxia and slice thickness.

The paper uses sn-RNAseq data to identify cell-type-specific vulnerabilities to diseases and drugs in the anterior cingulate cortex, revealing distinct patterns of disease-state and drug effects.

The paper investigates how HCN and TASK-like channels affect dendritic impedance in layer 5 pyramidal neurons, finding that their combination best matches experimental impedance profiles.