Gilles Fortin

The paper identifies two subcortical nuclei in mammals that organize fluid ingestion movements, showing their role in jaw and tongue control through stimulation and activity recordings.

This study identifies neural circuits in mice that mediate increased breathing during running exercise by linking locomotor regions to respiratory control centers.

The paper identifies a brainstem oscillator in neonatal mice that coordinates crying with breathing by structuring rhythmically-timed vocalizations.

This study shows that respiratory rate in running mice increases to a fixed value during trotting and further increases during gallop, without coordination between breaths and strides.