Mathis Bassler

Neuroline integrates multimodal neurophysiology data into a standardized format, enabling FAIR data sharing and cross-modal analysis.

The paper shows that visual cortical population micro-states are organized by behavioral arousal rather than discrete sleep-wake states in mice.

The paper investigates how mouse visual cortex neurons respond to binocular stimuli and finds that only binocular cells show specific integration of congruent stimuli.

This study examines how binocular conflict affects visual cortex responses in mice, finding that stimulus laterality influences suppression and recovery under anesthesia.

This study shows that higher-order thalamic nuclei show strong correlations in activity across awake and anesthetized mice, suggesting shared synaptic inputs and challenging the classical view of isolated nuclei.