Farhad Pashakhanloo

The paper shows that mice can discriminate odors in complex mixtures primarily limited by neural sensitivity rather than background complexity.

This study investigates how mice perceive intermittent odor stimuli by analyzing behavioral responses and neural activity in the anterior piriform cortex, finding that respiratory phase modulates perception but limits information acquisition.

This study shows that efficient coding recovers canonical olfactory features by maximizing mutual information layer-wise under biophysical assumptions.