Martin A. Vinck

The paper identifies a distinct class of bursting neurons in monkey V1 that show strong gamma synchronization and stimulus selectivity, suggesting a role in encoding visual information.

The paper shows that surface color and predictability modulate V1 firing rates and gamma oscillations, with synchrony indicating predictability from spatial context.

The paper examines how information flow between brain regions changes during non-REM sleep in rats, finding that task-related neurons show increased short-time communication while non-task neurons show increased long-time communication.

This paper introduces SPOTDisClust, a method for detecting temporal spike patterns in neural ensembles, and applies it to identify moving stimulus directions from macaque V1 cortex data.