Michael S. Bienkowski

The paper maps the heterogeneity of subiculum neuron cell types by integrating single-neuron and population-level data to define their connectivity patterns and projection themes.

This study shows that asymmetric charge-balanced electrical stimulation more effectively activates retinal ganglion cells in vivo at lower amplitudes than symmetric waveforms.

The paper examines how different CA1 pyramidal neuron cell types in the 5xFAD Alzheimer's mouse model show varying vulnerability to amyloid pathology across disease progression.

This study compares age-related volumetric changes in the medial temporal lobe between cognitively normal individuals and those with mild cognitive impairment, finding the rhinal cortex is less affected by aging and more indicative of Alzheimer's disease pathology.

The paper maps functional domains and subnetworks in the cortico-basal ganglia-thalamic loop in mice, revealing complex patterns of convergence and divergence.

The paper provides a detailed cellular-resolution map of the mouse primary motor cortex, defining cell types and their connectivity.

The paper creates a multiscale connectivity atlas of the mouse BLA by analyzing circuit-tracing data to identify distinct projection neuron domains and their brain-wide targets.

The paper shows that the human subiculum has similar laminar gene expression patterns to the mouse, supporting a conserved 3D anatomical organization.

This study maps cortico-tectal projections in the mouse brain, identifying four collicular zones with distinct cortical inputs and subnetwork organization.

This study identifies bidirectional extrastriate connectivity from the mouse dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus, bypassing primary visual cortex.