Medina Husić

The paper investigates how sound-evoked orofacial motion affects visually responsive V1 neurons during a multisensory detection task with delayed reward, finding that motor-related activity only impacts a fraction of these neurons.

This study shows that the superior colliculus in mice is causally involved in figure detection based on contrast, orientation, and phase, with stronger neural responses to figure elements than background elements.

The paper shows mice trade off decision speed for safety during approach-avoidance decisions under danger by adjusting activity in the paraventricular thalamus and prefrontal cortex.