Mingyuan Dong

The paper introduces a high-density Neuropixels 2.0 Quad Base probe with 1536 channels, demonstrating its ability to capture brain-wide neural activity and reveal new insights into motor decision signals and functional subnetworks in mice.

This study investigates how mice adjust tongue movements based on somatosensory feedback, showing that orofacial cortical circuits dynamically update motor plans on a lick-by-lick timescale.

The paper shows how mice adjust motor execution sensitivity to external inputs based on sensorimotor context using optogenetic stimulation and neural activity analysis.

The paper examines sensory and motor signals in mouse somatosensory cortex during a whisker detection task, finding that choice-related activity varies by pathway and congruence.

This study identifies a functional cortical network involved in controlling sensorimotor sequences in mice through a novel licking task and electrophysiological analysis.