Tom Hindmarsh Sten

Whole-brain axon tracing in 110 mouse brains divides raphe serotonin neurons into five projectomic groups, tied to transcriptome plus position and to dissociable behavioral effects of depletion.

This study identifies conserved and clade-specific hypothalamic cell types across vertebrates using single-cell transcriptomics, revealing conserved transcription factors and rewired regulatory linkages.

The paper investigates how male-male interactions influence mate selection in Drosophila by examining male courtship behaviors and neural circuits involved in repelling rivals.

The paper identifies three circuit mechanisms in Drosophila that adjust visual attention during aggressive states by amplifying responses to fly-sized visual objects.

The paper shows how male Drosophila's internal arousal state modulates visual signal processing to control courtship pursuit behavior.

The paper shows that knowledge acquisition and expression can be dissociated by using probe trials without reinforcement, revealing that performance variability stems from testing context rather than inherent ability.