Edward R. Soucy

This study investigates visual object recognition in rats, showing their ability to recognize objects across transformations and revealing species-specific neural circuit differences.

This study develops an ultra-wide angle neuroimaging method to investigate how immersive scenes are represented in the brain, finding that scene regions show minimal modulation to visual size changes and maintain content preferences even with central visual field loss.

The paper describes a low-cost, modular system for high-throughput zebrafish behavior phenotyping, validated with mutant analysis and best practices for larval growth.

This study shows that OMP deletion leads to functional and anatomical heterogeneity in olfactory glomeruli due to anomalous co-innervation by OSNs with different ORs.

The paper mutates zebrafish orthologues of schizophrenia-associated genes to identify phenotypic candidates and shared functions.

The paper identifies asymmetric projections of central vestibular neurons in zebrafish and shows how these projections enhance sensory encoding of nose-up stimuli while maintaining gaze stabilization.