Jörg Henninger

Distributed hierarchical filters partition the Danionella vocal repertoire

The paper shows that vocal call categorization in Danionella is distributed across multiple brain regions rather than localized to a single area.

Multimodal reference brain atlas of adult Danionella cerebrum

The paper creates a multimodal reference brain atlas for adult Danionella cerebrum, integrating anatomical, molecular, and functional data to study brain structure and sexual dimorphism.

Brain-wide imaging of an adult vertebrate with image transfer oblique plane microscopy

This paper introduces a new imaging technique to achieve brain-wide neuronal activity recording in adult vertebrates.

Evolutionary divergence of locomotion in two related vertebrate species

This study compares swimming patterns and neuronal circuits in two closely related fish species to understand how environmental factors drive evolutionary divergence in locomotion.

Simultaneous spike-time locking to multiple frequencies

The paper investigates how neurons can lock their firing to multiple frequencies and shows that this phenomenon provides a richer sensory representation than previously assumed.

Sensory tuning does not match behavioral relevance of communication signals in free-living weakly electric fish

The paper quantifies sensory scenes in free-living weakly electric fish and finds that sensory neuron tuning does not align with the frequency of behaviorally relevant communication signals.