Dylan M. Martins

This study shows that V1 activity in mice encodes visual content sampled during gaze shifts, with responses reflecting visual input rather than movement timing alone.

ViSoND enhances observation of neurodata by combining visualization and sonification to reveal patterns in behavioral and neural data.

This paper investigates how the psychedelic DOI affects visual processing in mice by analyzing neural activity in V1 during naturalistic vision and gaze shifts.

The paper records neural activity in the superior colliculus of freely moving mice during eye and head movements, finding distinct response patterns in superficial and deep layers.

This study investigates how neurons in mouse and marmoset V1 respond to gaze shifts, revealing a dynamic sequence of activity linked to visual sampling.

The paper investigates how V1 neurons in freely moving mice integrate visual input with eye and head position during natural behavior, finding multiplicative integration of visual and positional signals.

This study shows mice use monocular visual cues to judge distance during gap jumping, with visual cortex involvement, and demonstrates how sensory processing couples with motor output in a natural task.