David G. C. Hildebrand

This study identifies conserved functional features of brain-associated CD8+ T cells in mice and marmosets and shows how brain signals regulate their effector programs.

This study shows that parvalbumin-expressing interneurons in primate V1 improve sensory discrimination by altering noise geometry without increasing signal magnitude.

The paper develops a method for large-scale volumetric calcium imaging in marmoset brains, revealing fine-grain tuning properties and columnar organization in auditory and visual cortices.

The paper analyzes CO2-sensing circuits in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, finding high recurrent connectivity among CO2-sensitive neurons and proposing it enhances CO2 detection.

The paper investigates how synaptic connectivity in the posterior parietal cortex supports decision-making by identifying opponent inhibition motifs between excitatory and inhibitory neurons.

The paper introduces a long working distance air objective for multiphoton imaging in vivo, demonstrating its performance across multiple species and imaging systems.

The paper maps cerebellar connectivity in mice and shows how structured, non-random motifs improve pattern separation while maintaining encoding capacity.

The paper maps the zebrafish gravity-sensing system and shows that sensory tuning and developmental sequence organize vestibular topography.

The paper presents a high-resolution EM dataset of Drosophila ventral nerve cord and develops GridTape for automated EM data collection, revealing a unique feedback pathway in motor control.

This study demonstrates that convergence of otolith afferents with similar or differing preferred directions shapes the tuning complexity of central vestibular neurons in zebrafish.

This paper introduces a high-throughput TEM imaging platform with automated serial sectioning for generating detailed biological tissue datasets, particularly for brain circuit analysis.

The paper identifies a pressure relief valve in the endolymphatic sac of zebrafish larvae that regulates inner ear pressure through dynamic lamellar junctions.

The paper presents whole-brain serial-section electron microscopy data of a larval zebrafish, enabling reconstruction of neuronal processes and analysis of axonal symmetry and connectivity.