Bram Serneels

The paper identifies a thalamocortical-like pathway in zebrafish, showing topographically organized sensory processing in the pallium with increasing complexity along the posterior-anterior axis.

This study investigates how topographically organized dorsal raphe neurons modulate forebrain sensory-motor computations and adaptive behaviors in juvenile zebrafish.

This study shows that group III mGluR-mediated inhibition in the habenula regulates sensory processing and defensive behaviors in zebrafish and mice.

This study shows that habenular activity is driven by forebrain circuits and modulated by olfactory stimuli in zebrafish.

This study shows that habenular neurons develop sequentially, with their functional properties determined by their birthdate during development.

This study shows that ablating the zebrafish dorsolateral habenula improves conditioned place avoidance learning performance and delays memory extinction, suggesting a role in strategy switching during behavioral adaptation.