Shy Shoham

This study shows that repeated pup exposure converts virgin male mice to a parental state via calcitonin receptor-expressing neurons in the medial preoptic area.

The paper investigates how brain state affects the polarity of pulsed infrared neural stimulation responses in cortical neurons and develops a method to account for temperature-related fluorescence effects.

The paper shows that odor-evoked neural sequences in the olfactory bulb propagate as wavefronts in a low-dimensional space, enabling perceptual generalization through Hebbian learning.

This paper introduces CaBLAM, a bioluminescent Ca2+ indicator with improved dynamic range and Ca2+ affinity, enabling high-resolution imaging of cellular activity in cultured neurons and in vivo.

This study uses TUS and calcium imaging in awake mice to show focal effects on cortical activity and proposes a circuit model explaining these effects.

The paper uses two-photon calcium imaging to study how infrared neural stimulation affects excitatory and inhibitory neurons in mouse somatosensory cortex.

This study uses a hybrid imaging platform to simultaneously observe hemodynamic and calcium responses in mice brains during sensory stimulation, revealing their complex interplay.

The paper uses synthetic odors to uncover how neural activity patterns relate to olfactory perception by analyzing spatial and temporal coding.

This study uses holographic optogenetic stimulation to show mice can detect single action potentials from small ensembles of olfactory bulb neurons, challenging previous estimates of perceptual thresholds.

The paper shows that thermal transients excite neurons via intramembrane mechano-electrical effects, predicting a universal thermal capacitance increase rate.