Rebecca F. Krall

The paper examines how pupil-linked arousal modulates sensory processing in different cell types of the auditory cortex in awake mice, revealing cell-type-specific effects on response magnitude, frequency selectivity, and decoding accuracy.

This study investigates cell-type-specific plasticity in deep-layer auditory cortical neurons after noise trauma, finding shifts in synaptic input and response properties in corticothalamic neurons.

This study shows that the primary auditory cortex is necessary for categorizing auditory stimuli and maintaining consistent behavior during learning.