Michael J. Richardson

Connectome structure constrains neural activity across scales

The paper shows that coarse-grained connectome partitions can preserve functional predictions about neural activity even when path structure is lost.

Connectivity predicts where computation forms and where it can be changed

The paper shows that neural connectivity defines classes that organize computation and predicts how interventions affect dynamical motifs.

Symmetry breaking and social coordination in children: Using group theory to understand emergent patterns of multi-agent coordination

This study uses group theory to show that environmental symmetry constraints collective coordination in children's triadic jumping tasks, with dispositional asymmetries modulating the patterns.

Validation of DeepLabCut as a tool for markerless 3D pose estimation

The paper validates DeepLabCut for 3D pose estimation by comparing it to a reference system, showing close agreement in millimeter range.