Marius Schneider

Gaze shifts in freely moving mice comprise distinct head-eye coordination motifs

This paper identifies distinct head-eye coordination motifs during gaze shifts in freely moving mice and highlights HwE as an active coordination mode.

Distinct roles of PV and Sst interneurons in visually-induced gamma oscillations

The paper identifies distinct temporal roles of PV and Sst interneurons in visually-induced gamma oscillations in awake mice.

Distinct feedforward and feedback pathways for cell-type specific attention effects

The paper investigates how attention modulates neural responses in V1 and V4 by analyzing distinct feedforward and feedback pathways in macaque and mouse visual cortex.

Biological complexity facilitates tuning of the neuronal parameter space

The paper shows that neuronal models with more ion channel types have more stable and viable parameter combinations, suggesting complexity aids in achieving target excitability.

Cell-type-specific propagation of visual flicker

This study investigates how visual flicker-induced synchronization propagates across cortical regions and affects different cell types, finding frequency-dependent differences in phase locking.

A general principle of dendritic constancy – a neuron’s size and shape invariant excitability

The paper shows that neuronal excitability in response to synaptic inputs is invariant to dendritic length, with voltage responses depending only on dendritic diameter and conductivity.

A general theory of coherence between brain areas

The paper develops a mathematical model explaining interareal coherence in brain signals as a result of connectivity and oscillatory synchronization, rather than spiking entrainment.