Vincent Prevosto

This study identifies two distance-coding schemes in mouse brainstem neurons during wall-passing behavior: a proximity code and a map code, with the map code providing better population decoding of distance.

This study demonstrates that conditioning with activation of a central pain-suppressing circuit can engineer placebo analgesia in mice, showing that context-dependent pain relief can be achieved through learned associations.

The paper shows that vibrotactile touch reduces facial pain in mice by altering neural activity in the barrel cortex, integrating tactile and noxious signals.