Sylvia Schröder

The paper develops two methods to correct axial-motion artifacts in two-photon calcium imaging using suite2p-in-depth, improving fluorescence measurements in awake mice.

The paper examines direction and orientation preferences in mouse superior colliculus and its retinal inputs, showing they align with topographic axes but show local clustering at small scales.

The paper links neural representations to behavior by testing mice's responses to new stimuli and finding that neural discrimination correlates with behavioral performance in specific visual areas.

Suite3D improves 3D cell detection in two-photon microscopy by correcting motion and segmenting cells across planes, enhancing detectability and signal quality.

This study shows that reward modulates visual responses in the superficial superior colliculus of mice during a visual detection task.

The paper shows spatial modulation of visual signals in higher visual areas but not in the thalamic pathway to V1, and links this modulation to active navigation and experience.

The paper shows that retinal outputs in mice are modulated by behavioural state, as observed in the superficial superior colliculus and optic tract, even in darkness.

This paper introduces high-yield methods for two-alternative visual psychophysics in head-fixed mice, showing rapid learning and accurate psychometric curves.

Suite2p processes two-photon calcium movies faster than real time on desktop workstations, roughly doubling curated cell yield over CNMF and recovering 13,451 neurons in one session.