Camden J. MacDowell

The paper identifies multiplexed subspace networks in the brain that allow regions to interact with multiple networks simultaneously, supporting cognitive flexibility.

The paper shows individual differences in behavior and functional connectivity are explained by variability in the sampling of cortex-wide neural dynamics.

This paper introduces an adaptive closed-loop stimulation system that learns to generate specific neural activity patterns in real-time.

The paper identifies low-dimensional spatio-temporal motifs that explain most variance in cortex-wide neural activity across different behavioral states in mice.