David A. Feldheim

The paper develops a population decoding model to predict sound source location using mouse superior colliculus neurons, showing that mutual information weighted models perform best with RF neurons.

The paper characterizes auditory responsive neurons in the mouse superior colliculus using naturalistic sounds and identifies four distinct subtypes with specific spatial preferences.

The paper investigates nonlinear visuoauditory integration in the mouse superior colliculus, finding that integration depends on auditory stimulus properties and reveals conditions consistent with existing models.

This study shows that C57BL/6 mice lack high-frequency hearing and a topographic map of auditory space due to a genetic mutation, and this can be rescued by introducing wild-type Cdh23.

The paper shows that spectral cues are necessary for encoding frontal auditory space in the mouse superior colliculus, while lateral fields rely on ILDs.

The paper investigates visual response properties of neurons in the mouse superior colliculus, finding that deep SC neurons are suppressed by specific visual stimuli and exhibit complex-cell-like properties.