Mikail Rubinov

Disentanglement of persistent and dynamic neural substrates of working memory

The paper tests competing theories of working memory by analyzing neuronal activity in macaques, showing that persistent and dynamic activity interact to decode stimuli.

Arousal state alters brain network switching and moderates cognitive task performance

This study examines how arousal states affect brain network switching rates and their relationship with cognitive task performance using fMRI, EEG, and eye tracking.

Astrocyte-induced internal state transitions reshape brainwide sensory, integrative, and motor computations

The paper shows that astrocyte activity drives brainwide changes in sensory, integrative, and motor computations during a passive state in zebrafish.

Imaging cellular activity simultaneously across all organs of a vertebrate reveals body-wide circuits

The paper introduces WHOLISTIC, a method to image cellular activity across all organs of a vertebrate, revealing body-wide circuits and responses to stimuli.

Whole-brain, all-optical interrogation of neuronal dynamics underlying gut interoception in zebrafish

The paper develops an all-optical system to study whole-brain neuronal dynamics during gut interoception in zebrafish, revealing how nutrient delivery and sensory stimuli are encoded across brain regions.

A brainstem integrator for self-localization and positional homeostasis

The paper identifies a brainstem circuit in larval zebrafish that integrates optic flow to maintain positional homeostasis by modulating cerebellar activity.

The Degree Distribution of Human Brain Functional Connectivity is Generalized Pareto: A Multi-Scale Analysis

This paper analyzes the degree distribution of human brain functional connectivity networks across resolutions and finds they follow a short-tailed generalized Pareto distribution rather than heavy-tailed power laws.