Michael Graupner

This study compares directional activity in mouse visual and subicular cortex during passive rotation, finding differences in how visual cues influence their directional tuning.

DETECT improves detection of low-salience fluorescence events by combining background suppression, classification, and tracking, enabling analysis of neuromodulatory activity.

This study investigates how cerebellar activity encodes paw movements during a complex locomotor task, finding that cerebellar circuits are tightly aligned with step cycle events.

This study develops models of cortical networks that incorporate short-term synaptic depression to explain both asynchronous and synchronous activity observed in vitro.

The paper proposes a calcium-based plasticity model that predicts LTP and LTD dynamics across multiple pyramidal connections in the neocortex.

The paper investigates how short-term and long-term synaptic plasticity interact to adapt plasticity to area-specific firing rates in visual and somatosensory cortex.