Robyn J. Crook

The paper characterizes the structure and molecular composition of intramuscular nerve cords in octopus arms using electron microscopy and in situ labeling, revealing distinct cell types and molecular markers.

The paper uses calcium imaging to study how neurotransmitters and neuromodulators affect neuronal activity in the octopus arm nerve cord, revealing state-dependent modulation and response patterns.

This study uses a judgment bias task to show that stress induces pessimistic behavior in cuttlefish, indicating a negative affective state.

This study creates a 3D molecular atlas of octopus arm neuroanatomy, revealing spatial and functional complexity in neuronal populations.

This study uses live calcium imaging to show somatotopic organization of mechanosensory afferents in the squid's stellate ganglion, revealing clusters of neurons responding to localized touch.