Tim C. Hladnik

MARINER is a visual stimulator for aquatic animals that improves underwater visual stimulation and reveals new insights into larval zebrafish visual field and colorblindness during optokinetic responses.

This study characterizes the vertical optokinetic response in larval zebrafish, revealing differences from horizontal OKR and insights into visual processing and eye movement control.

This study shows saccadic suppression in zebrafish enhances the salience of ecologically relevant stimuli in the optic tectum by integrating visual and motor signals.

The paper analyzes how axonal conduction delays affect stimulus encoding in neuronal populations, showing that receptive field sizes and population sizes are constrained by these delays.