Yaning Han

This paper shows that hierarchical mouse behavior can emerge from localized cortical dynamics without requiring a hierarchically organized brain.

ADPT is a transformer-based pose tracker that reduces tracking drift in animal behavior analysis, achieving high accuracy across species and conditions.

The paper introduces SBeA, a framework for tracking and mapping 3D social interactions in free-moving animals, showing it can detect subtle behavioral abnormalities in mice, birds, and dogs.

This study develops a method for long-term two-photon imaging of the spinal cord in freely behaving mice, revealing sensorimotor synchronization and plasticity changes in neuropathic pain.

The paper identifies a novel GABAergic projection from the BNST to accumbal parvalbumin neurons that modulates anxiety-related behavior through inhibitory synaptic transmission.