Dori M. Grijseels

This study analyzes the methods used to identify vocal repertoires in 197 mammalian species across 220 studies, finding variability in feature extraction, analysis, and clustering methods, and calls for standardization and data transparency.

The study identifies stress-related brain circuits activated by the absence of Earth's magnetic field in mole-rats using a novel imaging pipeline.

The paper develops a model to analyze vocal turn-taking in marmoset monkeys and identifies key factors influencing this behavior, showing similar patterns in meerkats.

This study shows APOE4 mice have reduced vascular responsiveness and increased neuronal calcium signals in the visual cortex and hippocampus, suggesting APOE4 alters neurovascular function without causing severe deficits.

The paper evaluates three methods for identifying place cells in hippocampal data, finding that the Peak method is most reliable and robust, while different methods identify vastly different populations of place cells.

The paper shows the hippocampus has lower oxygenation and weaker blood flow control than cortex due to vascular differences, linking this to its vulnerability in neurological diseases.