Tobias Rose

This study shows that sensory experience influences the direction of representational drift in mouse visual cortex, while synaptic volatility affects its magnitude.

This study shows that functional and structural features of L2/3 pyramidal cells in mouse visual cortex vary continuously with pial depth, forming a continuum rather than discrete subtypes.

The paper examines the spatial organization of neuron types in the medial entorhinal cortex and adjacent parasubiculum using two-photon microscopy, finding that grid cells cluster separately from other spatial cell types.

The paper investigates binocularity in the mouse dLGN and finds that most neurons are functionally monocular, with only a small fraction being binocular, suggesting functional input selection rather than anatomical constraints.

This study investigates how input connectivity, morphology, and orientation tuning of layer 2/3 pyramidal cells in mouse visual cortex are related, finding spatial input offsets correlate with orientation preference.

This study shows that lateral geniculate nucleus neurons exhibit ocular dominance plasticity after monocular deprivation, contributing to cortical changes.