Martin B. Davis

The paper shows that a shared midbrain circuit in singing mice generates distinct vocal modes through parametric modulation, revealing a mechanism for behavioral flexibility.

The paper introduces ADePT, a method for mapping neural circuit functional connectivity using optogenetic stimulation and two-photon imaging in mice.

This study shows that piriform cortex feedback to the olfactory bulb carries reward contingency signals and rapidly adapts during rule-reversal tasks in mice.

The paper identifies a 200% expansion of orofacial motor cortical projections to auditory and midbrain regions in singing mice, suggesting a mechanism for vocal behavior evolution.

The paper uses high-throughput sequencing to analyze neuronal projections in the mouse olfactory system and finds structured connectivity along the anterior-posterior axis.