Odeya Marmor

The paper identifies brain-wide subnetworks involved in social interactions between typical and autism model mice, revealing disrupted inter-brain synchrony in autism.

The paper shows that brain-wide subnetworks driven by internal strategies, not external stimuli, underlie task performance in mice.

The paper shows history information emerges in the cortex during learning, starting in higher-order areas and propagating to lower-order areas like the barrel cortex.

The paper shows that dopamine levels affect beta oscillation frequency, not power or coherence, in cortico-basal ganglia networks of NHPs and PD patients.

The paper investigates how movement context affects neuronal activity in different subthalamic nucleus domains in Parkinson's patients during movement tasks.