Nathaniel N. Urban

The paper investigates how fast-spiking interneurons in the olfactory bulb provide high-fidelity inhibition through synaptic detonation mechanisms.

The paper identifies differences in spike-time synchrony between mitral and tufted cells in the main olfactory bulb, revealing mechanisms for parallel sensory processing through differential synchrony.

The paper finds a lateralized decrease in parvalbumin+ basket cells in the dominant hemisphere of ASD mouse models, correlated with tactile hypersensitivity in the dominant hind paw.

This study identifies navigation strategies mice use to locate odor sources by analyzing behavioral changes and creating concentration-dependent models.

This study shows mice use rapid sniff-to-sniff odor comparisons and stereo cues to follow odor trails, with behavioral responses occurring within 80ms.