Cantin Ortiz

Nyx is an unsupervised framework for sleep scoring that generalizes across species, lifespan, and modalities, achieving human-level agreement on diverse datasets.

The paper shows that visual cortex maintains sensory discrimination regardless of behavior, while the hippocampal dentate gyrus requires active navigation for effective discrimination.

The paper identifies six glutamatergic neuron types in the LHA-LHb pathway, showing that Esr1+ neurons induce aversion and are involved in stress sensitivity in female mice.

The paper investigates how inhibitory neurons shape preparatory signals in the mouse frontal cortex during motor planning, finding distinct roles for parvalbumin and somatostatin interneurons.

The paper assesses the replicability of spatial gene expression data from the adult mouse brain between two datasets, finding that classification performance is higher within datasets than across platforms.

The paper creates a molecular atlas of the adult mouse brain using spatial transcriptomics, revealing new subregions and a molecular code for spatial annotation.