Johannes Kohl

The paper shows how hunger and estrous state interact in the MPOA to regulate infant-directed aggression in mice.

This study shows that juvenile mice develop caregiving behavior through rapid neural circuit remodelling in the medial preoptic area, mediated by microglia.

The paper identifies brain regions and neural networks involved in prosocial behavior in rats using c-Fos analysis and receptor mapping.

The paper introduces a low-cost device called CryoPup for cryoanesthesia in neonatal rodents, validated for rapid and safe use in mice.

This study identifies PeFAUcn3 neurons as a circuit controlling infant-directed neglect and aggression by linking their activation to specific behavioral responses.

The paper identifies 165 cell types in the Drosophila lateral horn and shows that 33 of them have stereotyped odor responses, revealing principles of odor categorization in a higher olfactory center.

This paper introduces a chemical tagging method for rapid, low-background labeling of thick tissues, demonstrating 100x faster staining of whole-mount fly brains.