Laura Busse

The paper shows that sensory population codes change their statistical structure and content in response to internal and behavioral states, not just external stimuli.

The paper tracks prefrontal cortex neurons over time as mice learn and switch rules, finding that activity stabilizes but selectivity remains dynamic.

The paper shows that naturalistic visual stimuli induce retinotopically specific V1 oscillations in bursts, associated with phase coupling and feature-specific circuit motifs across various stimuli.

This paper describes a hemispheric dome setup for naturalistic visual stimulation in head-fixed mice, showing that eye position shifts in response to visual input.

This study shows that spiking activity in the mouse thalamus is coupled to pupil dynamics across multiple timescales, revealing distinct spiking patterns linked to different phases of pupil dynamics.

The paper shows that modulatory inputs in the dLGN affect neurons based on their visual responsiveness and stimulus type.

This study improves neural system identification by incorporating efficient coding principles, showing better performance and biologically plausible filters in retinal neuron response prediction.

The paper investigates how corticothalamic feedback and behavioral state affect visual responses in mouse dLGN using in vivo recordings and optogenetic suppression.

The paper shows cortical feedback sharpens receptive fields and increases surround suppression in mouse thalamus via visTRN neurons.

The paper uses a UV-green camera to study mouse visual environments and finds that natural scene statistics shape color discrimination and retinal processing in the upper visual field.

The paper investigates how visual information from retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) is represented in the mouse dorsolateral geniculate nucleus (dLGN), finding that dLGN neurons receive input from diverse RGC types with limited functional convergence.

This study identifies how layer 3 dynamically coordinates columnar activity in V1 based on spatial context through functional connectivity analysis.

This study shows that learning enhances sensory processing in mouse V1 before behavioral improvement in orientation discrimination.

The paper identifies the source and modulation factors of a narrowband gamma oscillation in mouse visual cortex, showing it is driven by thalamic input and suppressed by visual contrast.