Emma K. Towlson

This study uses a computational model of C. elegans to explore how structural and functional connectivity relate to behavior, finding that locomotion circuits are segregated while others are distributed and more synchronized.

The paper investigates how serotonin release from a specific neuron in C. elegans affects whole-brain activity and behavior by identifying core and interacting serotonin receptors and mapping their expression and functional roles.

This paper introduces multi-subject stochastic blockmodels to analyze individual differences in brain network cluster structure, showing improved accuracy and robust statistical inference.