Feng Chen

This paper shows recurrent neural networks can improve occluded object recognition by using occluder information to 'explain-away' occlusions, as demonstrated through computational models and human experiments.

This study shows that adolescent mice have less accurate and slower sound processing in auditory cortex during a difficult auditory discrimination task compared to adults, due to immature cortical representations and weaker cognitive control.

This paper identifies a recurrent neural circuit in Drosophila that enhances contrast of moving edges by deblurring visual inputs through temporal processing.

The paper investigates neural dynamics in the rodent motor cortex during vocal production, showing temporal scaling of premotor firing patterns enables vocal flexibility.

The paper maps neural activity associated with walking across the entire Drosophila brain, identifying global and clustered signals linked to locomotion and future movement anticipation.