Hongsun Guo

Effects of focused ultrasound in a "clean" mouse model of ultrasonic neuromodulation

This study develops a mouse model to study focused ultrasound neuromodulation, showing reduced off-target effects and revealing non-auditory side effects at higher pressures.

Mechanics Of Ultrasonic Neuromodulation In A Mouse Subject

This study investigates the mechanics of ultrasound neuromodulation in mice, finding that off-target sensory effects depend on frequency and that the vertebral column acts as a waveguide for shear waves.

Noise Invariance in Inferior Colliculus Neurons is Dependant on the Input Noisy Conditions

The paper investigates noise invariance in inferior colliculus neurons under different noisy conditions and finds that non-stationary noise uniquely affects neural activity, while white and natural stationary noises produce variable responses.

Ultrasound Produces Extensive Brain Activation via a Cochlear Pathway

This study shows ultrasound activates brain regions via a cochlear pathway, not directly, by vibrating cerebrospinal fluid connected to the cochlea.