Nofar Ozeri-Engelhard

This study identifies glycinergic inhibitory neurons in the spinal cord deep dorsal horn that integrate sensory inputs and modulate motor output during locomotion.

The paper shows that neuronal patterns in motor cortex change during brain-machine interface learning to align with the current action-perception state, with pre-learning activity predicting these changes.

The paper investigates fast variance adaptation in Drosophila JONs to improve sound encoding by correcting for background noise.