Rebecca Jordan

The paper shows that spiking in layer 2/3 neurons and locus coeruleus axons drive visuomotor plasticity in mouse V1, supporting prediction error minimization through activity-dependent reorganization.

This study quantifies hemodynamic occlusion effects in two-photon imaging and finds they can rival activity sensor signals and show spatial and behavioral variability.

This paper challenges a previous claim that locomotion-induced gain explains visuomotor mismatch responses in mouse visual cortex by showing mismatch responses are experience-dependent and not explained by visual halt responses.

The paper shows that locus coeruleus (LC) axons broadcast prediction errors across the cortex, enhancing sensorimotor plasticity through optogenetic stimulation.

The paper shows that layer 2/3 neurons in mouse visual cortex compute differences between top-down motor input and bottom-up visual input, while infragranular neurons integrate these inputs.

The paper shows that mice use olfactory bulb mitral and tufted cells to encode inhalation dynamics, enabling odor intensity perception independent of sniffing variability.

The paper shows that active sampling state enhances odor representation in the olfactory bulb during rapid learning.