Federico Pedraja

The paper models how receptor density affects signal detection and localization in ghost knifefish, finding that higher density improves detection but not localization for diffuse signals.

This study shows that exploration in weakly electric fish is temporally organized through coordinated circadian modulation of electrosensory activity and locomotion.

This study shows that the cerebellum in elephant-nose fish directly controls motor production, challenging the view that cerebellum only fine-tunes movement.

The paper develops remote tracking methods for wild electric fish and confirms nocturnal arousal linked to temperature changes.

This study shows African weakly electric fish use conspecifics' electrical pulses to enhance electrolocation, object discrimination, and information transmission.

This paper introduces NP Ultra, a high-density electrode that improves neuronal recording yield, detection, and cell type classification in mice.