Hiroshi Nishimaru

This paper introduces USVCAM, an acoustic camera system for faster and simpler localization of ultrasonic vocalizations in mice, demonstrating its use in analyzing social communication in a home cage.

The paper introduces MacaquePose, a dataset for markerless motion capture of macaques, showing neural network performance comparable to human-level pose estimation.

The paper shows that reward-associated configural cues elicit theta oscillations in rat retrosplenial neurons phase-locked to LFP theta cycles during memory retrieval.