Heiko J. Luhmann

The paper identifies oligodendrocyte subtype changes in Parkinson's disease across species, linking them to disease progression and clinical outcomes.

The paper benchmarks spiking neural networks for whisker stimulus classification in mice, showing their accuracy, efficiency, and ability to generalize across individuals.

The paper identifies a developmental switch in information transfer from wS1 to wS2 cortex in mice, showing excitatory connections emerge after the first post-natal week.

The paper uses computational models to determine under what conditions GABAergic depolarizations can induce excitatory effects by analyzing the reversal potential of GABA (EGABAThr) in relation to action potential threshold (EAPThr).

This study shows that chromatin reorganizes at the nucleus scale in neurons in response to stimuli, enabling rapid transcriptional changes for memory consolidation.

This paper shows that glutamatergic inputs influence GABAergic Cl- fluxes, enhancing inhibition in mature neurons and suppressing changes in immature neurons.