Ching-Che Charng

This paper introduces vSPIM, a high-speed intravital imaging technique, and uses it to discover asymmetric serotonin-dependent post-shock activity in Drosophila brains.

This study identifies dopaminergic modulation of mushroom body output neurons as critical for nociception-induced escape behavior in Drosophila.

This study analyzes asymmetric branching patterns in Drosophila neurons using morphological data to reveal how asymmetry influences computational capabilities and suggests shared branching mechanisms across species.

The paper analyzes the connectivity and function of the Drosophila mushroom body network, revealing a hybrid structure that enhances odor detection and discrimination.

The paper develops a machine learning model to classify neuronal polarity in Drosophila neurons with high accuracy and applies it to blowflies.